PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) Is A Commonly Used Method For The Amplification Of A Short Segments Of DNA. The Flow Chart Below Is A Simplified Illustration Of The Basic Steps Of PCR. If You Answer Any Part Of This Question Incorrectly, A Single Red X Will Appear Indicating That One Or More Of The Phrases Are Sorted Incorrectly. Note: In Reality, Primers

 

PCR (polymerase chain reaction) is a commonly used method for the amplification of a short segments of DNA. The flow chart below is a simplified illustration of the basic steps of PCR. If you answer any part of this question incorrectly, a single red X will appear indicating that one or more of the phrases are sorted incorrectly. 5' 3' GGAGCAATAA 3' CCTCGTTATT 5' 5' GGAGCAATAA 3' 5' GGAGCAATAA 3' add DNA polymerase and deoxynucleotides 3' CCTCGTTATT 5' 5' GGA 3' 3' CCTCGTTATT 5' 5' GGAGCAATAA 3' Note: In reality, primers generally must be longer than the primers shown here, and the DNA being amplified is generally much longer. The process has been simplified here. 3' CCTCGTTATT 5' repeat 5' GGAGCAATAA 3' add primers denature with heat 3' CCTCGTTATT 5' 3' ATT 5'