Technology & Marker FAQs

DArT markers resulting from the DArT sequencing platform (DArTseq, DArTseqLD, DArTseqMet, DArTcap, DArTag, DArTmp) are reported with marker sequence information.  You can find find out more about DArTseq data types here . As a legacy of the DArT ...

Yes. View our sequences of our initial Diversity Arrays markers. The largest volume of sequences were obtained for Barley, Oats, Sorghum, Sugarcane, Cucumber, Wheat, Apple Rye and Eucalyptus. We still have in our repository hundreds of thousands ...

DArTseq products involve a whole genome analysis, with options to cover three levels of marker density as appropriate according to the genome size and data application. This technology uses a combination of restriction enzymes to reduce genome compl...

We produce mostly SNP markers using several different types of assays and covering a broad range of marker densities and applications. Our DArTseq, DArTseqLD and DArTcap platforms also generate “Silico DArT” markers.  These are complementary to the...

Yes. Our “targeted” assays, like DArTmp and DArTag, can adopt SNP assays from almost any current platform. Importantly, DArT will not deliver service for just one or a few markers, as even our “low plex” platforms are designed to work effectively an...

DArTseq, similar to ddRAD, deploys the double enzyme digestion genome complexity reduction method we developed over two decades ago.  Key information The main advantages of DArTseq are that our commercial services are supported by a complete IT s...