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What does PCR stand for?
Think about what process involves polymerases.
Name one application of PCR.
Consider where small samples of DNA are analyzed.
What is PCR primarily used for?
Think about the aim of PCR in experiments.
True or False: RT-PCR is used for quantifying DNA.
Consider what RT stands for.
Design an experiment using PCR to clone a specific gene from a plant. What steps would you take, and what controls would you include?
Consider the importance of controls in experiments to ensure accuracy.
Suppose you have a gene of interest that is present in a very low quantity of nucleic acids. Which PCR technique would you prefer to use and why?
Think about which method gives accurate quantification in low amounts.
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