Do you know the benefits of genetic analysis? Check out this reference guide to learn about this field of science. From cancer research to molecular biology, this branch of research can teach analysts a lot about the body.

1. The Benefits of
Genetic Analysis

2. What Is Genetic
Analysis?
Genetic Analysis is scientific study and research in the
fields of molecular biology and genetics.

3. The Purpose
Analyzing and studying genetics provides for in-depth
investigation of genetic and inherited disorders found
in the body as well as differentiating various somatic
diseases like cancer.

4. Cancer Research
Analysts who study cancer can identify and detect
fusion genes, mutations and DNA copy number
changes through generic analysis.

5. Types Of Genetic
Analysis
DNA Sequencing – method to determine the order of
nucleotide bases
DNA Microarrays – measures expression levels of genes
simultaneously or genotype regions of a genome
Cytogenetics & Karyotyping – studies the function and
structure of cells
Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) – amplifies a single or few
copies of a piece of DNA to generate many DNA sequences

6. Equipment
There's various equipment and accessories used to
conduct genetic analysis like applied biosystems that
help analysts' retrieve data.

7. AccessoriesResearchers and analysts can order applied biosystems
accessories like genetic analyzer buffers, membrane loading
solution, thermalseal film for PCRs and much more!