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| titleOfInvention | Method, microreactor and apparatus for carrying out real-time nucleic acid amplification |
| abstract | A method for carrying out nucleic acid amplification, includes providing a reaction chamber ( 31 ), accommodating an array ( 36 ) of nucleic acid probes ( 37 ) at respective locations; for hybridizing to respective target nucleic acids; and introducing a solution ( 50 ) into the reaction chamber ( 31 ), wherein the solution ( 50 ) contains primers, capable of binding to target nucleic acids, nucleotides, nucleic acid extending enzymes and a sample including nucleic acids. The structure of the nucleic acid probes ( 37 ) and of the primers is selected so that a hybridization temperature (T H ) of the probes ( 37 ) is higher than an annealing temperature (T A ) of the primers, whereby hybridization and annealing take place in respective separate (non-overlapping) temperature ranges (R H , R A ). |
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