HLA extract
How to know HLA allele information from DNA sample (Blood sample) in lowest cost or in simple method (without sequencing, RFLP)? If possible, please share the source link.
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It depends on the resolution you are looking for. For high-resolution typing sequence based methods are preferable. You can find lots of information on google. Here for example you can find an overview of the main methodologies and a summary of their pros and cons.