“When transposons are inserted into the host genome, it generates duplicate copies on both ends of the insert known as Target site duplication. Learn about the target site duplication and […]
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“Transposons are mobile genetic sequences that change their position within the genome through a process called transposition, which generates a new copy of the gene at a different location.” Our
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“A hairpin-shaped, single-stranded, sequence-specific real-time PCR probe is known as Molecular Beacon having a higher sensitivity and specificity.” The present article is more technical, including in-depth technical things related to
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“A typical PCR reaction contains a required concentration of dNTPs, Taq DNA polymerase, PCR primers, PCR buffer, template DNA and water. Each PCR reaction varies in terms of the concentration
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“DNA precipitation is a process of nucleic acid (DNA/ RNA) precipitation using alcohol and salt. Ethanol and isopropanol are the two most common types of alcohol used in the DNA
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“Primer dimers are short amplified products formed by the binding of primers during PCR amplification. Let’s learn what primer dimers are in PCR, qPCR, gel electrophoresis and DNA sequencing.” PCR
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