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What is the short range PCR (SR-PCR) as used by the MGP

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Last updated: 13 Jan, 2010
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SR-PCR genotyping uses a combination of separate PCR reactions that detect the presence/absence of the cassette lacZ (confirms the presence of the cassette), the gene-specific wild type allele and the gene-specific mutant allele by short range PCR. 

Interpretation of the consolidated results produces the genotype of the mouse:

·      LacZ positive, mutant positive, wild type positive = heterozygous.

·      LacZ positive, mutant positive, wild type negative= homozygous.

LacZ negative, mutant negative, wild type positive= wild type. 

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