Targeting by probe-based circularisation

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Amplified single-molecule detection (digital RCA)<br />

Jarvius et al. (2006) Nature Methods, 3, 725-727727

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Amplified single-molecule detection (digital RCA) Jarvius et al. (2006) Nature Methods, 3, 725-727727

Amplified single-molecule detection Advantages: • Ultimate detection sensitivity • Ultimate quantitative precision Spectral multiplexing

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Page 3 and 4: Padlock probes • Daul-recognition
Page 5 and 6: Targeted genome analysis using sele
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Page 11 and 12: Copy-number measurements Down Syndr
Page 13 and 14: Signal amplification through rollin
Page 15: Homogenous detection of RCA product
Page 19 and 20: In situ genotyping •Padlock probi
Page 21 and 22: Detection of single nucleotide vari