Lecture

Microsatellites Analysis

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Description

This lecture covers the crucial process of microsatellite analysis, explaining the amplification of DNA regions, the calculation of repeat units, the importance of primer selection, and the implications of microsatellite variations in human populations. It also delves into the use of microsatellites in forensic studies, paternity tests, and pre-implantation genetic diagnosis, showcasing how DNA analysis aids in identifying genetic disorders and ensuring healthy embryo selection.

Instructor

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Genetics: Human genetics

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