Possible contamination with extraneous DNA or primer multimer formation is routinely assessed with a (negative) control PCR reaction, set up in the same way as the experimental PCRs but without template DNA added, which is performed alongside the experimental PCRs.
This control reaction is set up in the same way as the experimental PCRs, but without template DNA added, and is performed alongside the experimental PCRs. Possible contamination with extraneous DNA or primer-multimer formation is routinely assessed with a (negative) control PCR reaction.
Possible contamination with extraneous DNA or primer-multimer formation is routinely assessed with a (negative) control PCR reaction. This control reaction is set up in the same way as the experimental PCRs, but without template DNA added, and is performed alongside the experimental PCRs.
Possible contamination with extraneous DNA or primer-multimer formation is routinely assessed with a (negative) control PCR reaction. This control reaction is set up in the same way as the experimental PCRs, but without template DNA added, and is performed alongside the experimental PCRs.