Methods for detecting genetic haplotypes by interaction with probes
CA 2463420 A1 · Owner: Singulex, Inc. · Inventors: Puskas, Robert S.
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The present invention provides methods for determining genetic haplotype comprising identifying target nucleic acids or gene fragments said nucleic , acids or gene fragments comprising a haplotype of interest and detecting at , least one parameter displayed by one of a primer-dependent transcript a , probe, or a primer-dependent transcript/probe complex. Further provided are methods for determining genetic haplotype comprising labeling nucleic acids or gene fragments with a least one probe, and detecting the velocity of the nucleic acid molecule or gene fragment by sequentially measuring at least one parameter displayed by the probes.
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