Emulsion PCR

An Emulsion PCR, is a technique that is widely used for whole genome sequencing. This is actually the first step for whole genome sequencing. In an emulsion PCR, the DNA fragment is amplified on a bead that has PCR primer. This amplification is carried out in an emulsion, where the water droplets are surrounded by oil.

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[@sridhineshrc5682]

thanks for the simple and clear explanation!

[@sebastianc9447]

Thanks for the video. I think half of the strands will not be attached to the beads because they are reverse strands. Is this correct?

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Please make vdo on inverse pcr

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