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Application of Genetic Bit Analysis (GBA) for allelic selection in plant breeding

1997-01-01

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Genetic Bit Analysis (GBA) is a relatively new technique developed to score single-nucleotide polymorphisms among alleles. It is currently being used as a genetic diagnostic tool in human paternity tests as well as in pedigree analysis of farm animals. GBA relies on the polymerase chain reaction and enzyme-linked colorimetry to distinguish differences among genotypes. The identification of a single-nucleotide poly...

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10.1023/a:1009690600829
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