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    The document shows the accumulation of DNA fragments during PCR over increasing cycle numbers, with short fragments reaching over 1E+8 copies by cycle 30 while long fragments only reach about 1E+4 copies, demonstrating that short fragments are preferentially amplified over long fragments during PCR.

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    The document shows the accumulation of DNA fragments during PCR over increasing cycle numbers, with short fragments reaching over 1E+8 copies by cycle 30 while long fragments only reach about 1E+4 copies, demonstrating that short fragments are preferentially amplified over long fragments during PCR.

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    The document shows the accumulation of DNA fragments during PCR over increasing cycle numbers, with short fragments reaching over 1E+8 copies by cycle 30 while long fragments only reach about 1E+4 copies, demonstrating that short fragments are preferentially amplified over long fragments during PCR.

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    Accumulation of DNA Fragments During PCR

    Fragment Copies 1E+8 1E+6


    1E+4

    Long Short

    1E+2 1E+0 1 2 3 4 5 10 Cycle 15 20 25 30

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