genotyping
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- noun
- /ˈdʒɛnəˌtaɪpɪŋ/
- Specialized
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genotipificación
- Strain genotyping showed that seven major clusters gathered 56% of patients within restricted geographic areas.
- Genome-wide genotyping
- Genotyping was performed
- Genotyping using microarrays
Examples
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In conclusion, HybriMax is an efficient method for HPV genotyping and is more suitable for clinical use.
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The identification of susceptibility loci, however, relies on continued HLA genotyping of patients and controls.
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People can use it for genotyping, but we showed that it it read true.
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Well anyway, just just think about DNA fingerprinting or genotyping as as an as an application.
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Without a public health laboratory, timely TB culture confirmation, drug-susceptibility testing, and genotyping were difficult to obtain.
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Diverse MLVA genotyping results are found in countries where V. cholerae is endemic.
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Microarrays are an attractive platform for highly parallel and high-throughput genotyping applications in plant genetics and crop improvement.
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Of the 440 patients with genotyping results, 203 (46%) had at least one mutation identified.
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Genome-wide genotyping was obtained using the Illumina 610K quad Bead Chip platform.
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The scientist explained that genotyping can reveal inherited traits by analyzing a person's DNA.
Synonyms
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A unique pattern in a person's DNA that identifies them
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A unique pattern in a person's DNA used to identify them
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A test that uses DNA from blood or saliva to find who someone is
Testing DNA from a sample to identify a person or family links
How Detailed
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Etymology
Genotyping comes from gene, a small part of DNA that is passed down in families, and type, meaning 'kind' or 'form'. So genotyping is the process of finding someone's 'type' of genes by checking their DNA to see their genetic makeup.