Use the Certificate of Cultivar Identity (CCI) as the reference to identify your cultivars and proof of their uniqueness. The CCI includes a unique serial number and a QR code, and use it to identify and map your cultivars, creating the phylogenetic tree of your genetics. You can also compare your CCIs with future samples you send for testing.
Our “patent pending” technology enables us to create a Certificate of Cultivar Identity including a visual pattern representing the unique molecular fingerprint of a sample genetics, develop phylogenetic trees and compare cultivars’ genetics to obtain grades of similarities among them.
MFValidate™ combines Illumina™ technology and proprietary SNP markers for generating unique Molecular IDs for genetics. We fuse DNA fingerprinting with the most advanced IT technologies and robust data processing solutions to deliver the most powerful and useful tool to our clients.
With MFValidate™, we are able to extract, process, and develop the Certificate of Cultivar Identity (CCI) for our clients’ cultivars, using a small amount of plant tissue. Our clients can also keep them online, shareable, and accessible to their partners, depending on the purposes they pursue.
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DNA Fingerprinting uniquely identifies plant varieties using stable genetic markers.
It eliminates mislabeling, mix-ups, and genetic drift.
No. Genetic fingerprints are environment-independent.
To protect IP, verify lineage, and confirm genetic consistency.
To verify clone fidelity and detect mix-ups early.
To verify incoming genetics, maintain cultivar consistency, and track uniqueness.