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Is the process of covalently link two DNA ends. The process is usually done by the enzyme class of ligases.
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modify PCR steps to include a ligation
In case this helps anyone, I found a technique called Gap Ligase Chain Reaction which includes both a thermostable ligase and a DNA polymerase enzyme in the same reaction:
Ligase Chain Reaction (LCR) …
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