The polymerase chain reaction has revolutionized genetics because

a) it is capable of making copies of DNA with very little starting material.

b) it is capable of making virtually unlimited copies of DNA for study.

c) it is capable of making large numbers of DNA copies very quickly. All of these

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Reese Kerr

Biology

4 January, 08:17

The polymerase chain reaction has revolutionized genetics because

a) it is capable of making copies of DNA with very little starting material.

b) it is capable of making virtually unlimited copies of DNA for study.

c) it is capable of making large numbers of DNA copies very quickly. All of these

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Tristin Wilson · Answer 1

Answer: All of these

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The polymerase chain reaction (PCR) revolutionized the field of molecular biology because PCR uses a small amount of DNA as a template. Paired with two primers which side to the target sequence, nucleotides, and thermostable DNA polymerase amplifies a specific region of DNA. In this way a large amount of DNA is obtained from a very small sample.

The polymerase chain reaction has revolutionized genetics becausea) it is capable of making copies of DNA with very little starting material.b) it is capable of making virtually unlimited copies of DNA for study.c) it is capable of making large numbers of DNA copies very quickly. All of these

The polymerase chain reaction has revolutionized genetics because

a) it is capable of making copies of DNA with very little starting material.

b) it is capable of making virtually unlimited copies of DNA for study.

c) it is capable of making large numbers of DNA copies very quickly. All of these