Polymerase

Following extraction, the DNA needs to be amplified or copied so that there is an optimal amount for analysis, the technique is called Polymerase Chain Reaction PCR.

BBC News - Home 2012

This is something known as Polymerase Chain Reaction.

CNN Transcript Dec 30, 2002 2002

To begin your recombination study you will be performing a protocol called the Polymerase

OpenWetWare - Recent changes [en] Jing Ge 2010

It took the development of technology invented by Kary Mullis at Berkeley called Polymerase Chain Reaction—it’s similar to taking a photocopy of DNA so as to get it to reproduce—that allowed task force detectives to harvest just enough of the DNA left on a victim to match it with a Ridgway specimen that had been taken in 1987 during the midst of my conversations with Bundy.

The Riverman Robert D. Keppel 2005

It took the development of technology invented by Kary Mullis at Berkeley called Polymerase Chain Reaction—it’s similar to taking a photocopy of DNA so as to get it to reproduce—that allowed task force detectives to harvest just enough of the DNA left on a victim to match it with a Ridgway specimen that had been taken in 1987 during the midst of my conversations with Bundy.

The Riverman Robert D. Keppel 2005

It took the development of technology invented by Kary Mullis at Berkeley called Polymerase Chain Reaction—it’s similar to taking a photocopy of DNA so as to get it to reproduce—that allowed task force detectives to harvest just enough of the DNA left on a victim to match it with a Ridgway specimen that had been taken in 1987 during the midst of my conversations with Bundy.

The Riverman Robert D. Keppel 2005

As far as what the students do in the lab course, they take a gene from green glowing jellyfish, and move it into bacteria, using a multi-step process involving Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), Ligation, and Transformation.

Jason Silva: OTYP is Making Biotech Cool 2010

The jury will get a bewildering lesson in two types of DNA testing: Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) and Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism (RFLP).

Let The Dna Wars Begin 2008

Such a 'shadow biosphere' could have a different molecular architecture and biochemistry than known life and would be undetectable with current techniques like microscopy, cell cultivation and Polymerase Chain Reaction amplification, the authors wrote.

Alpha Centauri B and other habstars 2006

The simple reason for this is unlike the more 'accurate' DNA replication enzymes, Pol I and III, Polymerase IV and V (interestingly, Pol V doesn't change that much in expression) doesn't even care if it has a template.

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