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You isolated DNA from water sample and conducted a PCR reaction using specific primers that only amplify the 16s rRNA gene of Legionella bacteria. How would you find out whether…

You isolated DNA from water sample and conducted a PCR reaction using specific primers that only amplify the 16s rRNA gene of Legionella bacteria. How would you find out whether…
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You isolated DNA from water sample and conducted a PCR reaction using specific primers that only amplify the 16s rRNA gene of Legionella bacteria. How would you find out whether your sample contained any Legionella bacteria or not.

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Answer:Recording an absorption spectrum between 230 and 300 nm in a spectrophotometer

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