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WHAT IS THE TYPICAL ERROR RATE ASSOCIATED WITH USAGE OF HYB & SEQ RESEQUENCING? HOW DO REGIONS OF SECONDARY STRUCTURE AFFECT HYB & SEQ PERFORMANCE?

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WHAT IS THE TYPICAL ERROR RATE ASSOCIATED WITH USAGE OF HYB & SEQ RESEQUENCING? HOW DO REGIONS OF SECONDARY STRUCTURE AFFECT HYB & SEQ PERFORMANCE?

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Hyb & Seq demonstrates 90-100% accuracy with re-sequencing. Most errors seem to be associated with secondary structure such as hairpins and palindromes. When hairpins and palindromes are present in the single-strand target DNA, they tend to self-hybridize within the target sequence, rather than hybridize to the corresponding probes on the array. The result will be a decreased signal for that portion of the sequence.

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