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Cited passages: Effects of conformation: Supercoiled vs circular vs linear DNA in gel electrophoresis; Figure 1 caption: same DNA in nicked circular, linear and supercoiled forms.
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Cited passages: Step 1, Selection and gel preparation; Recommended percentage of agarose gels for separation of DNA fragments; Figure 3 caption: same DNA ladder in 1%, 2%, 3% gels, same conditions including run time; Step 2, Nucleic acid ladder selection guidelines; Step 4, Sample visualization, Fluorescent dyes.
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Cited passages: PCR cycle number determination and Figure 7: lowered efficiency and plateau from reaction-component depletion and by-products.
Additional cited passages: Template DNA denaturation assessment, paragraphs 1 and 3–6; DNA denaturation considerations, paragraph 1; Primer annealing optimization, opening, calculated-setting and nonspecific-product paragraphs; Primer extension considerations, paragraphs 1 and 3. No human byline or publication or revision date was verified.
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Cited passages: Principles of PCR, accompanying description: denaturation, annealing, primer-dependent extension and dNTP incorporation.
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