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How do I specify the assays I?m interested in running?

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How do I specify the assays I?m interested in running?

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Assays can be specified in two ways: • 1: From ABI?s list of over 600000 pre-validated assays from human, mouse, rat, Arabidopsis, and Drosophila genes. Assays can be searched for using ABI?s search tool Please specify the assays using the ABI name, eg: Hs99999910_m1 • 2: If an assay cannot found on ABI?s list then we can get assays designed using the sequence of your target area. For this we need an assay name, and the sequence with the Exon / Exon boundary central and clearly marked. Ideally with at least 150bp on either side. From this sequence an assay will be designed with a primer in each exon and a probe spanning the Exon / Exon boundary.