Ligase Detection Reaction (LDR), which enables the identification of genetic polymorphic loci by using high temperature ligases, is a common method for detecting SNPs. In the presence of Taq DNA ligase, the ligation reaction can only occur when the left and right oligonucleotide probes are fully complementary to the target DNA sequence and there is no gap between the two probes, otherwise the ligation reaction cannot proceed, and finally the fragment length is scanned by capillary electrophoresis to achieve the identification of gene polymorphic loci, which is a common method for detecting SNPs.
CD Genomics provides LDR services, through improved LDR technology, our services can do multiple SNPs at once, while the success rate and accuracy of our data, has been greatly improved.
Type of sample | Sample requirements | Other |
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Genomic DNA | Concentration ≥ 200 ng/μL Volume > 20 μL OD 260/280 = 1.8-2.0 |
Keeps temperatures low to prevent DNA degradation |
Blood | > 500 μL | |
Cell or tissue | cell ≥ 105, tissue ≥ 100 mg, soybean size. |
The client will need to provide information on the SNP site , in the case of species without rs numbers, such as cattle, chicken, fish, the exact sequence 200 bp upstream and downstream of the SNP site, the type of mutation at the SNP site, and the presence of other sites within 25 bp upstream and downstream of the site.
Fig 1. LDR service workflow
CD Genomics has a professional technical team with a wealth of experience in SNP typing, which has been unanimously approved by our clients and is a technological leader in its field at home and abroad. We have been able to type all types of SNPs in the genome, and in addition, we can achieve a success rate of over 95% for specimens that pass quality control. So far, we have successfully completed SNP testing for a large number of species through LDR. If you are interested in us, please feel free to contact us.
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