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Rapid PCR in a continuous flow device

Hashimoto et al., 2004

Document ID: 1255132883953954820
Author: Hashimoto M; Chen P; Mitchell M; Nikitopoulos D; Soper S; Murphy M
Publication year: 2004
Publication venue: Lab on a Chip

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Continuous flow polymerase chain reaction (CFPCR) devices are compact reactors suitable for microfabrication and the rapid amplification of target DNAs. For a given reactor design, the amplification time can be reduced simply by increasing the flow velocity through the …

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