cDNA synthesis
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What is cDNA synthesis?
cDNA synthesis is the process of creating complementary DNA (cDNA) from a messenger RNA (mRNA) template. It is commonly used in molecular biology to clone eukaryotic genes in prokaryotes, to create cDNA libraries, and in techniques like RT-PCR to quantify gene expression. The process involves reverse transcriptase to create a single-stranded DNA copy of the mRNA, followed by DNA polymerase to make it double-stranded.
Which job functions commonly mention cDNA synthesis?
Research Assistant
0.1% of all Research Assistant jobs mention cDNA synthesis
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Researcher
178 Researcher jobs mention cDNA synthesis
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Laboratory Services
88 Laboratory Services jobs mention cDNA synthesis
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Biologist
11 Biologist jobs mention cDNA synthesis
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Scientist
32 Scientist jobs mention cDNA synthesis
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Which organizations are mentioning cDNA synthesis?
Massachusetts General Hospital
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Environmental Protection Agency
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MD Anderson Cancer Center
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University of Rochester
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