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Polymerase Chain Reaction is a method of replicating DNA exponentially from even a single molecule.
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Does common PCR amplify genes regardless of what cells / barriers they are in?
I have some understanding of how PCR testing works. … Can we be sure that common PCR would detect genes of such micro organisms? Why? …
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What evidence is there that common PCR DNA purification kits can isolate DNA from pathogens ...
I have previously asked a more general question about how PCR sequencing reaches all possible DNA targets here. … I want to ask more specifically now: what evidence is there that common PCR DNA purification kits can isolate DNA from pathogens engulfed in macrophages? …
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