Polymerase Chain Reaction
Also written as PCR.
DNA replication in Polymerase Chain Reaction is catalyzed by:
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Practice questions on Polymerase Chain Reaction
DNA replication in Polymerase Chain Reaction is catalyzed by
- Topoisomerases
- RNA polymerase
- Taq DNA polymerase
- Taq RNA polymerase
- DNA polymerase
Answer: E. PCR uses Taq DNA polymerase, a thermostable enzyme from Thermus aquaticus that can withstand the high temperatures required for PCR cycling. ---