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How does polymerase chain reaction specifically copy a small sequence within a gene?

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How does polymerase chain reaction specifically copy a small sequence within a gene?

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Polymerase chain reaction functions as a chemical “photocopy” machine by taking advantage of how nature devised DNA to be copied within cells. By artificially directing DNA replication in a test tube, a small section of a gene can be copied many thousands of times until there are adequate quantities for analysis.

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