why is it important to know the complete nucleotide sequence of a pathogen in order to...
why is it important to know the complete nucleotide sequence of a pathogen in order to design (and effectively use) a PCR diagnostic test for that pathogen?
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It's important for analysis of pathogenicity by particular pathogen.
1)PCR is a technique to make more copies of DNA region
2)The sequence of nucleotides coded triplets (codon)
3)PCR used because it has several applications like detecting genetic disease by knowing if a default gen is available or not.
4)determining biological parents
PCR diagnostic test of pathogen.
the PCR relies on a thermostable DNA polymerase .the mostly method used amplification a nucleic acid target DNA is extracted from the cell and denaturate into single stranded nucleic acid this type of PCR for identification of specific group of pathogen.
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