Hydrogen bonds are weaker than covalent bonds. During PCR, two DNA strands are separated by breaking covalent bonds during the denaturation step. True False Forward primers bind to th Dr. Holechek has asked you to amplify a gene, which of the following components is NOT required for PCR?* DNA Sample Polymerase (Taq) primers Ligase Nucleotides (dNTPs) Mix Buffer How many copies of DNA do you get after 3 full cycles? 32 64 16 more than 100

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Dr. Holechek has asked you to amplify a gene, which of the following components is NOT required for PCR?*
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How many copies of DNA do you get after 3 full cycles?
32
64
16
more than 100

Hydrogen bonds are weaker than covalent bonds. During PCR, two DNA strands are separated by breaking covalent bonds during the denaturation step. True False Forward primers bind to th Dr. Holechek has asked you to amplify a gene, which of the following components is NOT required for PCR?* DNA Sample Polymerase (Taq) primers Ligase Nucleotides (dNTPs) Mix Buffer How many copies of DNA do you get after 3 full cycles? 32 64 16 more than 100

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