PCR amplification of double-labeled signatures
It is a complementary experiment to experimental protocols A and B of the differential display technique (DD) experiment and the gene expression series analysis
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Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) by PCR
Hepatitis B virus (HBV) detection by PCR is mainly used for the diagnosis of viral hepatitis, efficacy observation and prevention research work.
TA cloning of PCR products
The TA Cloning System can be used for rapid, one-step insertion of PCR products directly into the multiple cloning site (MCS) of plasmid vectors.
Screening of PK-120 gene by PCR method related to the ends of partially disassembled polypeptides
Partially dissecting the amino acid sequence of the peptide by about 20 residues, the PCR reaction with PCR primers encoding the ends of the peptide enables the
Principles, materials and procedures for PCR amplification and isolation of target DNA fragments
PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) was discovered in 1986 by Kallis Mullis. This technology has been widely used in various fields of molecular biology, not only f
PCR-SSP analysis experiment
PCR sequence-specific primer analysis can be used to: (1) detect sequence polymorphisms by PCR amplification of primers that specifically recognize a particular
Serialization experiments
It is a complementary experiment to experimental protocols A and B of the differential display technique (DD) experiment and the gene expression series analysis
PCR differential display assay for mRNA
A DNA sequence corresponding to mRNA that can be recovered, cloned, sequenced, and can be used as a probe for hybridization or screening libraries. Source: Comp
clonal tandem assay
It is a complementary experiment to experimental protocols A and B of the differential display technique (DD) experiment and the gene expression series analysis