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Anthony Torres1, Jason Argyris2,3, Reginald Gaudino1,4
1Cannabis Research Institute, Discovery Partners Institute, University of Illinois System, Chicago, IL, USA.
Abstract:
This chapter presents protocols for advanced genotyping and genetic analysis in plant science, particularly utilizing DNA extracted from FTA samples and leaf tissue. PACE (PCR Allele Competitive Extension) enables high-throughput SNP genotyping with remarkable accuracy, specifically targeting and differentiating between two alleles of interest. The protocol involves using allele-specific primers and a PACE master mix for selective extension and labeling, culminating in the clear identification of SNP genotypes. This method provides a valuable tool for SNP genotyping, efficiently detecting specific and targeted genetic variations associated with desired traits. Here, we describe a simplified workflow for SNP genotyping using this approach to detect SNPs in target genes of a dioecious plant.
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