RNSszekvenálást
RNSszekvenálás, or nucleoside analog mediated restriction (NAMR), is a laboratory technique used to sequence single-stranded DNA or RNA. It is based on the principle of using synthetic nucleoside analogs to label the sample, which can then be analyzed by mass spectrometry.
The RNSszekvenálás technique involves the use of a nucleoside analog that is resistant to enzymatic degradation.
The cleavage pattern is then analyzed by mass spectrometry, which provides information about the sequence of
Advantages of RNSszekvenálás include its speed, accuracy, and low cost compared to other sequencing methods. Additionally,
Despite its advantages, RNSszekvenálás has some limitations. The technique is sensitive to factors such as the