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Alternative DNA amplification methods to PCR and their application in GMO detection: a review

2008-09-01

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Nucleic acids, especially DNA, are targets of qualitative and quantitative diagnostics for genetically modified organisms (GMO) in seeds, food- and feedstuff. The amplification of the nucleic acid is an essential step for further analyses of the target sequence. The PCR has been the method of choice for DNA amplification in most laboratories, and its real-time version (qPCR) also enables quantitative analysis of t...

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486e0f6e-5a4f-56cf-8e15-9a7ff62e56cc
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10.1007/s00217-008-0850-x
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