First, they sheared DNA into fragments that were a few
kilobases long, ligated adapters to the ends of each fragment, and did a round of amplification.
Long - range PCR is a method that allows for the amplification of much larger fragments of DNA than is possible with traditional PCR — fragments larger than 40 kilobases have been reported in long PCR, versus fewer than 10 kilobases for traditional
Long - range PCR is a method that allows for the amplification of much larger fragments of DNA than is possible with traditional PCR — fragments larger than 40
kilobases have been reported in
long PCR, versus fewer than 10 kilobases for traditional
long PCR, versus fewer than 10
kilobases for traditional PCR.