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Ideally, we would like to decide apriori which cDNAs come from the same
gene, and sequence only one representative of each family. The basic idea is
therefore as follows:
- 1.
- Obtain a cheap and fast fingerprint of each cDNA.
- 2.
- Use these fingerprints to identify groups of cDNAs corresponding to the
same gene.
- 3.
- Sequence only representatives from each group.
Note that as in all biological experiments, our measurements are affected by
noise. In order to deal with this noise, we sequence several representatives
from each group.
Peer Itsik
2001-01-31