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Only Tetra4D Converter and Adobe Acrobat together allow you to control whether recipients of your 3D PDFs can measure, section, comment or export 3D data from both Acrobat and the free Adobe Reader. These methods improve current repeat-enrichment strategies, resulting in representative small-insert libraries with a very high proportion of positive clones.Tetra4D Converter is the world’s leading solution for converting native 3D CAD data into rich, interactive 3D PDF documents, including full support for accurate BREP geometry and PMI. SNX can be used for microsatellite enrichment in any species, since ligation is independent of the restriction enzymes used to size-fraction genomic DNA. SNX is attached to genomic DNA with a simultaneous ligation/restriction reaction that is highly efficient and improves recovery of sequences after subtractive hybridization.
We have developed a blunt-end linker, named SNX for its restriction sites, that allows the use of combinations of restriction enzymes to digest the majority of genomic DNA into the 200–1000-bp range. These restriction enzyme/linker combinations are often speciesspecific, give poor recovery of repeat-enriched DNA and yield library inserts that are not a broad sample of the genome. Current linkers and ligation methods rely on single restriction enzymes to size-fraction genomic DNA and generate complementary ends. A critical step in enrichment is attachment of an oligonucleotide linker to genomic DNA fragments so that repeat-containing sequences can be recovered by PCR for cloning. Methods to identify novel microsatellite loci commonly use subtractive hybridization to enrich smallinsert genomic libraries for repeat sequences. Microsatellite loci are highly informative genetic markers useful for population genetic studies, linkage mapping and parentage determination.
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