High-throughput genotyping technology is essential for identifying and developing superior peanut varieties. Our Genotyping by Target Sequencing (GBTS) technology combines the advantages of array-based methods and high-throughput sequencing, offering unique benefits in customization, throughput, and cost-effectiveness. Utilizing this advanced GBTS technology, we have developed a comprehensive range of ready-to-use peanut panels with varying marker densities. These panels are designed to accommodate a diverse array of sample types, including plant tissues and seeds.
In addition to our extensive portfolio of genotyping products, we offer bespoke services tailored to your specific needs. By providing your unique SNP list, we can swiftly design cost-effective liquid-phase panels, ranging from low to high density, that align with your research or breeding objectives.
Elevate your breeding programs with our innovative panels, designed to support your pursuit of excellence in peanut variety development.
Genotyping by Targeted Sequencing (GBTS) Panels - Ready to use*
*Reference genome：ASM417044v1 (GCA_004170445.1)
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Enriched polymorphism selection and a broad spectrum of variation
Our panels provide comprehensive coverage of diverse genetic variations across germplasm resources.
Various density designed for different applications
The GBTS panels can be designed with various, flexibly adjustable marker densities, from high to low, to cater to your diverse application scenarios, truly optimizing time and cost. Also, we offer flexible marker number adjustment and upgrade services, ensuring your research remains at the forefront.
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GenoBaits® Peanut 10K Panel
This 10K medium-density panel offers rich markers information, evenly distributed across the chromosomes. It is suitable for various breeding studies, such as peanut backcross breeding, providing efficient testing at a low cost.
GenoBaits® Peanut 40K Panel
The GenoBaits® Peanut 40K Panel was developed using comprehensive resequencing data from 353 peanut germplasm accessions, representing diverse genetic resources spanning 27 countries worldwide. This high-density panel ensures robust genomic coverage for advanced research applications.
