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DNA amplification
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This lecture covers the principles and applications of DNA amplification techniques, focusing on Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR). It explains the steps of PCR, the quantification of amplified DNA, and the use of probes for real-time PCR. Additionally, it discusses continuous flow PCR and digital PCR in both chip and droplet formats.
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