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Grouper—creation of marker sets for multiplexed genotyping

R. Fuchs

Glaxo Wellcome Research and Development, Bioinformatics Group 5 Moore Drive, Research Triangle Park, NC 277709, USA

Motivation: Efficient high-throughput genotyping experiments require the multiplexing of polymorphic markers, i.e.the use of multiple markers with non-overlapping allele size ranges in a single lane of a genotyping gel. The arrangement of such markers into sets can be facilitated by the availability of appropriate computer software.

Results: This article describes a program, Grouper, that automates the generation of marker sets for multiplexed genotyping experiments.

Availability: The software described in this article is available free of charge from the EBI software archive at <ftp://ftp.ebi.ac.uk/pub/software/unix>.

Received on August 23, 1996; accepted on December 5, 1996

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