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English: Representation of a typical multiplex RC-PCR for generating amplicon libraries for downstream analysis by Illumina next generation sequencing. Multiple _targets are amplified and dual indexed in a single closed tube reaction. _target specific primer generation occurs in the first and subsequent rounds with _target amplification and amplicon generation occurring in the second and subsequent rounds of thermal cycling. |
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