Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR): DNA Amplification

PCR is based on the mechanisms of DNA replication. First, the double-stranded DNA, which serves as the template in the reaction, is separated by heat. Next, a DNA polymerase synthesizes a new daughter strand on each single strand in one direction. By repeating these reactions continuously, a defined segment of DNA, the target, is amplified exponentially.
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[@nausheen9824]

My whole 2 hr lecture got summarized in this 5 min video. It was worth watching it!
Thanks~♡

[@ubaykareem8082]

very good illustration

[@trex-pubgmobile5390]

Beautifully explained...💯

[@dornaakbarzadeh620]

practical and complete

[@Narsty_Boy]

Why did CDC say issue guidance on their website for 25 cycles but all the labs run at 45?