Genotyping definition

Genotyping means the analysis of tissue/hair/blood samples in a Laboratory approved by the ICBF for the purposes of this scheme and which results in a Genomic breeding value being calculated by the ICBF.

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Genotyping means the process of determining or analyzing the DNA profile of a specimen of a listed threatened or protected marine species;

Genotyping means all analysis of genomic deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), modifications or derivatives thereof.

Examples of Genotyping in a sentence

• Genotyping technology is now routinely used to analyze germplasm, select parents for crossing, accelerate breeding through marker-assisted-selection, and for map-based gene discovery.

• Lynx will provide reasonable assistance to AgrEvo, at AgrEvo's expense, in obtaining and managing the prosecution, protection and enforcement of Intellectual Property associated with such Genotyping Results.

• Genotyping technology is evolving rapidly from gel-based platform technologies (i.e., AFLP, SSR) to a wide range of platforms (i.e., TaqMan, MassArray, SNPlex).

• Customers requesting this service will be invoiced for the Genotyping Assays by AB and such Genoypting Assays will by sold by AB to such customers.

• Both Parties will use commercially reasonable efforts to achieve first commercial release of the Genotyping Arrays within one year from the Effective Date.

More Definitions of Genotyping

Genotyping means the analysis of nucleic acid sequence variation at a specific location in the genome.

Genotyping means, with respect to a field of endeavor, activities and products directed at the determination of the sequence variation which exist in particular genes or genomic or sequences of a particular organism relative to some defined population of the organism or related organisms, and the analysis of such data to correlate sequence information with trait or phenotype.

Genotyping means the determination of sequence variation of genetic markers in DNA, including sequence variation in SNPs ("single nucleotide polymorphisms"), subject to the following limitation: the term "genotyping" specifically excludes generation of Gene Expression Information.

Genotyping means a valid genotype and genomic evaluation.

Genotyping the creation of Completed Genotypes.

Genotyping means the process of identifying both alleles of one or more SNP sites in a sample using SNP-IT.

Genotyping means analyzing oligonucleotide or nucleic acid samples to ---------- discover, test, confirm, or validate potential or known mutations or polymorphisms and identifying and characterizing mutations or polymorphisms as to genotype and/or allelotype.