Application of PCR-SSCP Technology in Microorganism Detection

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PCR-SSCP is a technology based on the combination of PCR and SSCP, widely used in such research fields as microorganism identification and microorganism flora. In this paper, the application of PCR-SSCP in bacterial detection and microbial community monitoring is briefly introduced.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1044-1045)

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