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Do you have any protocol for end-point PCR using meDNA positive and negative control primer pairs in order to see the presence or absence (or very faint band)?

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Do you have any protocol for end-point PCR using meDNA positive and negative control primer pairs in order to see the presence or absence (or very faint band)?

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We mainly work with qPCR and not with end-point PCR as the aim is to quantify the enrichment. For end-point PCR, I suggest to run less cycles (25-30) at annealing T 60°C. • Step 1. 95°C 5 min • Step 2. 25-30 cycles of 95°C – 30sec 60°C – 30 sec 72°C -30 sec • Step 3. 72°C 2 min PCR product of 81 bp is expected for positive control and 92 bp for negative control.

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