During Polymerase Chain Reaction, DNA Amplification Comes to an End

question 60

Multiple Choice

During polymerase chain reaction, DNA amplification comes to an end

• A) when the available nucleotides become limited or the temperature becomes too low
• B) once the DNA template is used up
• C) once the RNA template is used up
• D) as DNA polymerase is produced
• E) when the stop codon is added to the template

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