Why Is Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)a Very Common Tool Since

question 37

Multiple Choice

Why is polymerase chain reaction (PCR) a very common tool since its invention in the 1980s?

• A)rapidly replicates DNA sequences with the use of bacterial cells
• B)rapidly replicates DNA sequences with the use of animal cells
• C)rapidly replicates DNA sequences without the use of living organisms
• D)eliminates need for recombinant DNA
• E)reduces the size of plasmids and speeds their insertion

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