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... But then: Should I include those rare variants too in the dispensation order? Another thing, which mode should I use to design such assays: SNP, AQ, SQA?

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1. You could find a company that offers SNP genotyping, like 23andMe, and then check to make sure that they test for that specific polymorphism. This will also give you information about a lot of different polymorphisms as well. 2. Or, if you're ...

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Hiii every one... I try to mine SNP in promoter region of gene in wheat crop.... Plzzz suggest a suitable protocol... as i am not able to mine SNP in promoter region of my gene

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... in the DNA that can then, or not, lead to a change in a character or phenotype. A change of one base for another is the most common (a "SNP" or Single Nucleotide Ploymorphism, also known as a point mutation). Deletions, insertions, and inversions also lead to changes in the DNA ...

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... in the DNA that can then, or not, lead to a change in a character or phenotype. A change of one base for another is the most common (a "SNP" or Single Nucleotide Ploymorphism, also known as a point mutation). Deletions, insertions, and inversions also lead to changes in the DNA ...

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