When you perform a pcr reaction, what length of product is predicted? a. 5’ end one...
When you perform a pcr reaction, what length of product is predicted?
a. 5’ end one primer to 5’ end of other
b. 5’ end one primer to 3’ end of other
c. 3’ end one primer to 3’ end of other
d. not possible to predict the length
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The answer of your question When you perform a pcr reaction, what length of product is predicted?
a. 5’ end one primer to 5’ end of other
b. 5’ end one primer to 3’ end of other
c. 3’ end one primer to 3’ end of other
d. not possible to predict the length
Is i think from 5end to 3end..
D is not possible because we can predict the length by usimg different methods..
So according to my knowledge the answer could be b...
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