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KASP is a genotyping assay which you can use to differentiate wild types vs heterozygous vs homozygous larvae/finclips. It is well suited to genotype a SNP or a small CRISPR-generated indel. Once you confirmed it is working well, the assay is pretty fast to run so you may want to use KASP if you will routinely genotype tens of samples.
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Kroll et al. (2024) studied this question.
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