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What would occur if you forgot to add dntps to your pcr sample?
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What would occur if you forgot to add dntps to your pcr sample?
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No reaction would occur. because in PCR ,dNTP is crucial factor for polymerisation of primer . DAN polymerase bind to primer and template
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