Genomic assay
CA 2581087 C · Owner: Ingeneus Inc. · Inventors: Erikson, Glen H.; Daksis, Jasmine I.
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A method of detecting a nucleic acid sequence in a genomic sample includes: , providing the genomic sample containing a target nucleic acid sequence of a duplex nucleic acid; providing, a probe containing a probe nucleic acid sequence; providing a hybridization mixture containing the genomic sample the , probe, a hybridization promoting agent and labels; incubating the hybridization mixture; irradiating the incubated mixture with radiation effective to stimulate at least some of the labels to emit energy; and detecting from a fluorescent signal whether the probe perfectly matches the target nucleic acid sequence, wherein the detecting is completed within sixty minutes of the …
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- Filed September 23, 2005 and granted November 19, 2013. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended September 23, 2025.
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