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Candidate Gene Resequencing

Greetings!! I am planning to resequence 100 candidate genes on 30 genotypes. Average size of candidate genes is 2.5 kb (including +1000bp promoter sequences). Can anyone suggest me strategy suitable for this project... At present I am thing to go with long-range PCR and sequencing using Ion Torrent or any other sequencing platform. Please provide your experience, suggestions and inputs…… Thanks Amit

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written 13.6 years ago by aadeokar •

This is a question about target enrichment strategies and sequencing platform selection which I don't think is relevant to a bioinformatics site. SeqAnswers will be a much better bet for this type of question

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