The transposons present into the bacteria are DNA transposons contain transposase and antibiotic resistance coding genes. IS, Tn5, Tn7, Tn10, Tn3 and Mu phage are some of the most studied […]
Transposase, Transposons and Antibiotic Resistance in Bacteria Read More »
Transposons are the mobile genetic sequences that change its position within the genome, by transposition, a new copy of the gene generated at a new location. These transposon sequences are
Transposons: A Jumping Entity and a Foe with Benefits Read More »
“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
How to Prepare an Excellent PCR Reaction? A step-by-step Guide Read More »
“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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