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by Leslie A Pray

TECHNOLOGY

New Thermocyclers Hit the Street
PCR instruments keep getting faster, cheaper, and better

Email: Leslie A Pray - lpray@the-scientist.com
The Scientist 2005, 19(11):30

Published 6 June 2005

In less than three decades, the polymerase chain reaction has evolved from a slow, labor-intensive practice that was initially performed manually and only by the initiated few, to a fast, powerful, easy-to-use tool found in life science laboratories everywhere. With the introduction of real-time thermocyclers in the late-1990s, the technology has become more versatile as well.


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