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PCR trouble shooting



PCR trouble shooting

A nice troubleshooting guide on PCR reaction including a detailed PCR troubleshooting flowchart and many useful tips and problem-solving suggestions. (Department of Biology, University of Oslo)

Some possible reasons on an unsuccessful PCR:

A. Pilot error hypothesis
B. Template dilution hypothesis
C. Temperature errors hypothesis
D. Unique template hypothesis
E. Buffer problems hypothesis
F. Bad dNTPs hypothesis
G. Bad primers hypothesis
H. Bad enzyme hypothesis
I. Bad karma hypothesis

Last update 11-Apr-2007, Rating Poor of 39 votes.


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