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  • meher
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    • Jun 2011
    • 54

    #1

    Gene association to Phenotype

    Hi all,

    We have performed CNV study specific to a phenotype in humans and performed some bioinformatic analysis to prioritize the genes and picked up a gene based on the biological processes and functions in which the gene is involved.

    And now we need to prove that this gene is the causative gene for the phenotype (complex phenotype). Could someone suggest some molecular biology techniques i.e. functional studies which could be performed in this case?

    Any suggestions are highly valuable.
  • dpryan
    Devon Ryan
    • Jul 2011
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    #2
    If you have time, make a mouse. That's the general way this is done. You may also have luck with other organisms, but that will depend on the phenotype (you'd be surprised what can be effectively studied in a fruit fly). Without knowing more about the "complex phenotype", it's impossible to give any better advice than that.

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