What Does PAMSA Stand For?

PAMSA stands for PCR Amplification Of Multiple Specific Alleles

PAMSA, or PCR Amplification Of Multiple Specific Alleles, is a molecular biology technique used to selectively amplify specific alleles from a complex mixture of DNA. This method employs polymerase chain reaction (PCR) to generate multiple targeted fragments simultaneously, facilitating the analysis of genetic variation, allele frequency, and genotyping in various applications, including research, clinical diagnostics, and population genetics studies. PAMSA enhances the ability to investigate genetic diversity and associations with traits or diseases.