The best PCR based approach to genotype up to a hundred SNPs in human.
Hello!
I am looking for an accurate customizable technique to genotype up to a hundred SNPs, a range from 50 to 100. The SNPs are known but are located in different genes. The experiment assumed to be applied on human samples.
Also, when I was checking out some related commercial kits, I saw the all genotyping products are permitted to be used in research, so what about the diagnostic uses!
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
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