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CNV
(redirected from Copy number variation)

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CNVComisión Nacional de Valores (Argentina)
CNVChoroidal Neovascularization (eye disorder)
CNVCopy Number Variation
CNVChristelijk Nationaal Vakverbond
CNVConveyor
CNVChief of Navy
CNVCould Not Verify
CNVContinuous Normal Voltage
CNVCrypto Net Variable


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We fully expect that focusing in the field of copy number variation will lead to the discovery of the genomic causes of multiple diseases, as well as advanced therapeutic treatment strategies," said Anthony Johnson, president and CEO of Empire Genomics.
As with any Infinium product, this panel can also be used to study copy number variation, which is gaining great momentum in medical genetic studies.
There are an estimated 400 million FFPE-preserved samples in tissue banks worldwide, and the DNA in these samples has been considered too degraded to use in microarray analysis techniques such as aCGH, a powerful method for studying DNA copy number variation in cancers and genetic disorders.
 
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