A method for determining the in vivo function of dna coding sequences
CA 2303327 A1 · Owner: Rotter, Jerome I. · Inventors: Kilian, Patricia L.; Rotter, Jerome I.
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A method for screening a large number of full or partial cDNA coding sequences to determine which are expressed in a correlated manner is disclosed as well , as a method for determining which coding sequences are responsible for the appearance of a phenotypic trait. Additionally a method for determining the , chromosomal locus controlling the expression of a coding sequence responsible for the appearance of a phenotypic trait is disclosed. Also disclosed is a method for determining the sequential order of a genetic network responsible for the appearance of a phenotypic trait.
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