Heteroduplex mapping

Heteroduplex mapping

An electron microscopic technique that compares sequence relationships of two polynucleotides, e.g. a spliced eukaryotic mRNA with a coding strand of DNA. Introns of the DNA strand appear as D-loops that deviate from the base-paired sections where the two strands are complementary.

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