The typical cycle of a PCR reaction includes a period of time at 95 degrees, 55 degrees, and 72 degrees. Match the temperature to the event that happens at that temperature. - 95 degrees 55 degrees 72 degrees A. the DNA polymerase enzymes build new DNA at this temperature, starting from the 3' hydroxyl end of the annealed primers B. the pre-synthesized primers find their complementary sites on the template and attach via hydrogen bonds at this temperature C. the complementary strands of the DNA become separated at this temperature

The typical cycle of a PCR reaction includes a period of time at 95 degrees, 55 degrees, and 72 degrees. Match the temperature to the event that happens at that temperature. - 95 degrees 55 degrees 72 degrees A. the DNA polymerase enzymes build new DNA at this temperature, starting from the 3' hydroxyl end of the annealed primers B. the pre-synthesized primers find their complementary sites on the template and attach via hydrogen bonds at this temperature C. the complementary strands of the DNA become separated at this temperature

Biology Today and Tomorrow without Physiology (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter10: Biotechnology

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