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RANDOM primer labelling efficiency



RANDOM primer labelling efficiency

my collegue does not denature the DNA template before random primer
labelling and claims to get efficient incorporation of 32P-dCTP. Is
denaturation of the template a "MUST"? I always do , nevertheless. ... ...

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