How is the PCR product separated from the PCR mixture at the completion of the reaction? A. Perform electrophoresis in an agarose gel, stain the gel and cut the band corresponding to the PCR product from the gel. B. Pour the PCR mixture into a commercially prepared DNA microconcentrator column and follow the manufacturer's directions to adhere and elute the PCR product from the column. C. Both of the above procedures may be used. D. Neither of the above procedures may be used.

The two suggested processes such as gel electrophoresis and micro concentrator column are applied. Therefore, choice C is right.

A specific piece of DNA can be quickly produced (amplified) in millions or billions of copies using the polymerase chain reaction, or PCR. It uses visual approaches based on size and charge to detect and identify gene sequences. The products of PCR are nothing but billion and millions of copies of target DNA or gene.

These genes are visualized by two techniques. One technique is agarose gel electrophoresis and another technique is the use of a micro concentrator column.

In agarose gel electrophoresis, the DNA samples are prepared and poured into the well. Then, they are separated based on size and charge using an electric field. Negatively charged DNA strands run toward the positive electrode and the smaller fragments run faster. In the micro concentrator column, the PCR products are poured according to the manual description and purified.

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