Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphism (AFLP) is a PCR-based genome survey technique used to identify polymorphic regions in the genome that can be used for genotyping individuals in populations with low genetic variability. AFLP Analysis is commonly used for biodiversity or mapping research. AFLP Analysis does not require knowledge of genomic sequence of the target organism.
The high sensitivity of infrared detection allows for rapid analysis of AFLP data. LI-COR provides several kits that can be used for AFLP applications.
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