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Cycle sequencing is a method of DNA sequencing that uses the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) to amplify shorter strands of DNA that are then sequenced. The PCR process is used to make multiple copies of the short strand of DNA, which are then sequenced. This greatly reduces the time required to read the entire sequence since the same information is being read multiple times. Additionally, cycle sequencing uses fluorescent-labeled nucleotides to detect sequences. This allows the sequences to be detected and read quickly, further speeding up the sequencing process.