How to interpret the PCR results?
PCR results Interpretation
- Amplicons
can either be analyzed by conventional gel electrophoresis with bands
displaying the size of the amplicons (460bp for the MA Bac and 310bp for the MA
Yeasts).
- Alternatively,
a real-time PCR cycler can be used, and a melt curve analysis performed (please
refer to the manual for the detailed PCR programs for various PCR cyclers).
Please only evaluate the melt curve analysis for the interpretation of PCR
results and not the amplification curves
PCR Curve
Interpretation (click on attachment)
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