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  1. Learn.Genetics
    https://learn.genetics.utah.edu/content/labs/pcr

    All About PCR - Beta - University of Utah

    • DNA Extraction

      DNA is extracted from human cells for a variety of reasons. With a pure sample …

    • Build a DNA Molecule

      It would take nearly 5,000 strands of DNA laid side by side to equal the width of a …

    • What Are DNA and Genes

      All humans have the same genes arranged in the same order. And more than 99.9% …

    • Gel Electrophoresis

      Have you ever wondered how scientists work with tiny molecules that they can't …

    • PCR Interactive

      The only catch is, you need to know the sequence of DNA letters around the bit …

    • Virtual Labs

      PCR is a relatively simple and inexpensive tool that you can use to focus in on a …

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    Genetics 14 July 2009 learn.genetics.utah/content/labs/pcr/ Objective: In this virtual lab, you will identify the resources and process of Polymerase Chain Reaction or PCR. Introduction: How many base pairs are there in the human …

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  5. NCpedia
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    Objective: In this virtual lab, you will identify the ... - NCpedia

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    Part Two: PCR Virtual Lab 1) Go back to the learn.genetics.utah/ homepage. 2) Scroll down to the “Science Tools” heading, and click on the “Virtual Labs” box. 3) Click on the “PCR” box, complete the virtual lab, and answer the questions …

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    What is a 3 week high school Genetics Unit?
    Everything you need for a 3-week high school genetics unit. Students explore foundational genetics concepts, then apply them to understand how a specific allele causes the symptoms of a genetic disorder. Built on a foundation of decades of research, these vaccines trigger natural processes to awaken an immune response.

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    Where can I find resources for teaching genetics?
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    How does PCR work?
    Each time a cell divides, it must first copy its DNA—a process called DNA replication. PCR piggybacks on this natural process. In a cell, many proteins work together to replicate DNA. One key player is an enzyme called DNA polymerase —the same enzyme that's used in PCR. DNA polymerase can’t start building from scratch.

    All About PCR - Beta - University of Utah

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    Why is PCR a 'chain reaction'?
    The innovation with PCR is in having two primers flanking the target sequence. If you were to set up a reaction with one primer, you could make one DNA copy at a time. But with two primers, copy numbers grow exponentially with each cycle. One copy becomes two, two become four, four become eight, and so on. That’s the “chain reaction” in P-C-R.

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    Can DNA polymerase be used in PCR?
    As for the DNA polymerase in PCR, its heat tolerance is unusual. It comes from a type of bacteria that lives in near-boiling hot springs. The bacteria is called Thermus aquaticus, and its DNA polymerase is known as Taq polymerase. You could use non-heat-tolerant polymerase for PCR. And that’s what the scientists who first performed PCR did.

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    What is recombinant DNA technology?
    Once the gene has been studied, genomic DNA taken from a person might be used to diagnose him or her with a genetic disease. Alternatively, genomic DNA might be used to mass produce a gene or protein important for treating a disease. This last application requires techniques that are referred to as recombinant DNA technology or genetic engineering.

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    Genetics Activities - PCR Virtual Lab Activity - STEM-Works

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    Understanding PCR: A Virtual Lab Guide for Students - Course Hero

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