Probes containing both the quencher TAMRA and the fluorophore TET increase the specificity of one version of this technique, and that method is named after PacMan.
Probes containing both the quencher TAMRA and the fluorophore TET increase the specificity of one version of this technique, and that method is named after PacMan. This technique is used in emulsified droplets before using the 454 technique. One technique analyzes RFLPs after the products of this technique are digested with restriction enzymes. This technique is used for site-directed mutagenesis. This process sees primers attach to DNA in the annealing phase, which follows the denaturation phase and also sees the addition of Taq polymerase. With every cycle, the exponential phase doubles the amount of DNA in this process. Name this process, created by Kary Mullis, that amplifies a small piece of DNA.
Probes containing both the quencher TAMRA and the fluorophore TET increase the specificity of one version of this technique, and that method is named after PacMan.
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