Polymerase chain reaction, used to amplify DNA.
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- PCR (abbreviation)
- LCR
- short-term anaerobic performance
- anaerobic capacity
- anaerobic energy systems
- polymerase chain reaction (cell and molecular biology)
- phosphocreatine
- anaerobic metabolism
- template
- PCR1
- Kary Banks Mullis (American biochemist)
- anaerobic capacity test
- power pathway
- short-term anaerobic tests
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