Technologies that discriminate between two alleles that differ from each other only in a single base sequence are needed for the typing of single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs). Hybridization of probe DNAs to wild and mutant targets produces mismatched duplexes, whose chemical properties are clues in chemistry challenges for nonenzymatic SNP typing.
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