Prior to the development of PCR in the 1980s, the primary method for producing many copies of a gene was a relatively time-consuming process known as DNA cloning. This technique involved insertion ...

This technique allows scientists to see the results almost immediately while the process is still ongoing, whereas conventional RT–PCR only provides results at the end of the process. Real time RT–PCR ...

PCR amplifies DNA in a three-step process: denaturation, which melts double-stranded DNA into single strands; annealing, which lets small pieces of primer DNA bind to either side of the region of ...

Pool the emulsified PCR reactions in a 1.7-ml microcentrifuge ... a product then the problem lies with the emulsification process: ensure that the correct amount of BSA is added to the aqueous ...

The company has been granted a patent for a nylon recycling process and has applied for another that enables the use of ...