Overview
Genotypic markers are genetic sequences used to identify and track specific genetic characteristics of a particular organism. They are used to analyze genetic variation, to link genetic sequences to particular physical or biological traits, or to study the evolution and interrelationships between organisms. Genotypic markers have a wide range of applications in biology, including gene mapping, plant and animal breeding, and medical diagnostics. By providing information about the genetic makeup of individuals, genotypic markers are also of considerable use in forensic science.
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