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The enormous efforts spent in studying the PCR enable us to control it through its components and conditions mainly qualitatively and partly quantitatively1–7. This statement is valid for single fragment amplification by PCR.
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Bercovich, D., Regev, Z., Ratz, T., Plotsky, Y. (1997). The Effect of Quantitative Ratio Between Primer Pairs on Pcr Products in Multi-Target Amplification. In: Lassner, D., Pustowoit, B., Rolfs, A. (eds) Modern Applications of DNA Amplification Techniques. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-5379-3_9
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