One of the Most Significant Drawbacks to PCR Is

question 21

Multiple Choice

One of the most significant drawbacks to PCR is:

• A) The process is easily contaminated.
• B) The process takes a very long time to make the replications of DNA.
• C) The results of the PCR test are very technique dependent so that different technicians can get different results.
• D) Patient care may be compromised if false-positive PCR results are generated.

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Definitions:

Consumer Surplus

A mismatch between the price consumers feel prepared to pay for a good or service, and the actual outlay.

Competitive Price

A price that is in line with or slightly below the market average, aiming to attract customers in a competitive environment.

Total Surplus

is the sum of consumer surplus and producer surplus, representing the overall economic benefit to society from trade or market activity.

Consumer Surplus

The split between the sum consumers would ideally pay for a good or service and the sum they actually end up paying.