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In the polymerase chain reaction, what is the purpose of the initial high temperature? What is the purpose of cooling in the second step?

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In what way are specific DNA sequences of the template amplified in the polymerase chain reaction? In other words, how does one target the target?
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Reply #1 on: Mar 26, 2020
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