Nucleic acid probe arrays
CA 2392474 A1 · Owner: Bader, Joel S. · Inventors: Rothberg, Jonathan M.; Bader, Joel S.
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Disclosed are nucleic acid probe arrays and methods of identifying and sequencing nucleic acids in a population of nucleic acids using the arrays. The method is preferably performed by annealing a nucleic acid template to an anchor primer attached to a durface of the array. At least one anchor in the array has a sequence complementary to sequences at the 5' and 3' termini of a target nucleic acid.The annealed linear target nucleic acid is circularized using one or two ligation reactions. In one embodiment one liggation is , issued. Annealing of of the linear nucleic acid results in juxtaposition of the 5' and 3' termini of the target nucleic acid on the anchor primer. Addition of a …
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