Important Players for a Successful PCR

Learn about other PCR components—beyond the polymerase—that are essential for optimal results.

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While many researchers planning PCRs carefully select their DNA polymerase and buffer, they often neglect the other reaction components that play a large role in PCR success. From the template and primers to dNTPs and additives, the quality and amounts of these additions are crucial for PCR efficiency and specificity.

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