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PCR requires very high temperature conditions where most of the enzymes get denatured. How
was this problem resolved in PCR technique?

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Answered by vedant65561

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Explanation:

By staying in such hot environments its DNA polymerase has become stable towards high temperatures such as 70°C, at which normal human or other bacterium DNA polymerase.

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PCR requires very high temperature conditions where most of the enzymes get denatured. Howwas this problem resolved in PCR technique?​

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PCR requires very high temperature conditions where most of the enzymes get denatured. How
was this problem resolved in PCR technique?