“Countless commercially available DNA polymerases make the choice difficult. Here is the guide on how to select a DNA Polymerase for your genetic experiment.” The function of a DNA polymerase […]
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“The site-directed mutagenesis is an artificial (in vitro) technique for introducing mutation or alteration into the target (known) DNA sequence.” In simple words, we can say that by using artificial
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“RT-PCR can effectively quantify copies of a gene present in the sample. Thus, it’s widely used in gene expression studies, cancer research and viral load estimation.” PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction)
“Real-time PCR is a technique used for the quantification of nucleic acid present in the sample using either fluorescence dye or probe-based technique.” PCR is capable enough to amplify the
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“Inverse PCR is used for site-directed mutagenesis and insert studies. Learn about the technique, concept, protocol and applications of inverse PCR.” PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) is a technique to amplify
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“PCR inhibitors are biological, chemical or other agents that negatively affect the PCR reaction. In this article, learn about various types of PCR inhibitors, the mechanism of inhibition, and how
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