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| Hi dear fellows for the identification of some unknown bacteria we commonly do ribotyping using 16S rRNA gene and for eukaryoties we commonly do 5S or 18S rRNA gene sequencing and then BLAST it to find out homology. For the identification of some unknown virus, what is the marker used for identification. IS it sequencing of particular region or some other feature identification?? waiting aftab ahmad ![]() |
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| As viruses are quite small, if you sequence their RNA you should easily have enough to find out by BLAST or search what exactly they are. Many viruses are RNA so I am not exactly sure how you would sequence them. Make cDNA first? |
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