Targeting by probe-based circularisation

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Targeting by probe-based circularisation

Targeting by probe-based circularisation

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The Selection Process<br />

Direct ligation<br />

Structure<br />

specific cut

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The Selection Process Direct ligation Structure specific cut

96-plex amplification of 96 selected genomic fragments • 89% efficiency (96%

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Page 3 and 4: Padlock probes • Daul-recognition
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