Could you tell a bit more detail about what you wanna do?
Do you want to make something like a paternity test?
You probably would send the two DNA fragments you want to investigate to a sequencing company and read them for 7,50€ (1000 bp).
If you tell where you are from, maybe there is someone near you which has experience. Or even a community lab.
On Wednesday, January 22, 2014 8:17:11 AM UTC+1, Muse TD wrote:
-- Do you want to make something like a paternity test?
You probably would send the two DNA fragments you want to investigate to a sequencing company and read them for 7,50€ (1000 bp).
If you tell where you are from, maybe there is someone near you which has experience. Or even a community lab.
On Wednesday, January 22, 2014 8:17:11 AM UTC+1, Muse TD wrote:
What would I need to successfully find matching alleles or protein codes within two strains of DNA? Would I need a centrifuge, and a PCR machine? What are the tools I need to be looking at? As well as some good books to devour on the topic. A million thanks!
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