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The temperature cycles in a polymerase chain reaction are in the order _________________

A95°, 60°, 72°

B60°, 72°, 95°

C72°, 60°, 95°

D95°, 72°, 60°

Answer:

A. 95°, 60°, 72°

Read Explanation:

Three different temperatures are reached during the polymerase chain reaction to facilitate the denaturation and hybridization of the DNA strands. First the temperature is elevated to 95°C, then lowered to 60°C and then again increased to 72°C.


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