discuss how you would assess whether your target gene has any mutations, in comparison to the mutated wildtype gene
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Obtain the DNA sequence of the target gene and the wildtype gene: The first step is to obtain the DNA sequence of both the target gene and the wildtype gene. This can be done by using various molecular biology techniques such as PCR, DNA sequencing, or gene Show more…
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