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High-throughput genotyping.
Forum of nutrition - 1 Jan 2007
Lee Jong-Eun
Abstract excerpt
There are many genetic variations in the human genome. The most abundant form of genetic variation is the single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP). SNPs are thought to be responsible for observable differences in biological processes among individuals of a population. Genetic association studies utilizing SNP markers are expected to allow identification of genetic factors responsible for complex phenotypes like...
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