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The polymerase chain reaction (PCR) is described as one of the most important technological developments in recent years. Relatively simple to perform, yet diverse in its applications, it has become an important tool in every area of biomedical research. It enables the researcher to produce quickly large quantities of DNA for study, thus accelerating the pace of the experiment in question. There are, however, different strategies and problems with this technique. This book covers the basics of how to perform the technique, including valuable advice on avoiding pitfalls and optimizing results. Its aim is to be of value to researchers and advanced students working in a variety of fields, from molecular biology to medicine.

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