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genomic DNA

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genomic DNA
n.
The full complement of DNA contained in the genome of a cell or organism.


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In accordance with the manual, a whole genome amplification system (WGA; Sigma-Aldrich, Saint Louis, MO, USA), which was developed for amplification of genomic DNA, was used to amplify viral double-stranded cDNA.
Rapid genome sequencing of RNA viruses by Nishimura, Hidekazu / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Measurement of CPDs and 6-4PPs in genomic DNA by ELISA.
Arsenite-induced alterations of DNA photodamage repair and apoptosis ... by Rossman, Toby G. / Environmental Health Perspectives
The primary product offered by Gene Express is its StaRT-PCR patented, platform technology, providing standardized, quantitative, measurement of nucleic acid copy number, enabling multi-gene measurement of transcript abundance, and/or genomic DNA copy number.
GENE EXPRESS TECHNOLOGY RECEIVES INTERNATIONAL PATENTS by Worldwide Biotech
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