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nazanin kia

Member Since 22 Oct 2012
Offline Last Active Feb 26 2013 12:55 AM
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In Topic: Difference between SNP and point mutation (Archived)

23 November 2012 - 01:08 AM

when the rate of a specific mutation is more than 1% IN THE POPULATION,then it is calld polymorphysm (or single nucleotide polymorphysm) but when it's prevalence in the population is less than 1%,it;s called a mutation.

In Topic: Differences between MSP and BSP?

22 November 2012 - 04:58 AM

BSP is performed using bisulfite-modified DNA as the template using primers that selectively amplify bisulfite-modified DNA and contain no CpG sites so that both methylated and unmethylated DNA are amplified. The resulting PCR product can then be used in the following three ways:
(1) direct sequencing to examine strand-specific methylation for all population of molecules in the DNA sample;
(2) cloning and sequencing to study the methylation status of individual molecules;
(3) digestion with restriction enzymes to examine methylation of particular CpG sites recognized by the enzymes.

In Topic: Differences between MSP and BSP?

22 November 2012 - 04:58 AM

BSP is performed using bisulfite-modified DNA as the template using primers that selectively amplify bisulfite-modified DNA and contain no CpG sites so that both methylated and unmethylated DNA are amplified. The resulting PCR product can then be used in the following three ways:
(1) direct sequencing to examine strand-specific methylation for all population of molecules in the DNA sample;
(2) cloning and sequencing to study the methylation status of individual molecules;
(3) digestion with restriction enzymes to examine methylation of particular CpG sites recognized by the enzymes.

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