Multiple Choice
Why must DNA be denatured during PCR?
A) DNA polymerases work best at higher temperatures.
B) Denaturing DNA separates the strands of DNA and allows primers to bind to complementary sequences.
C) The degraded DNA nucleotides are recycled during the synthesis step of PCR.
D) DNA does not need to be denatured for PCR to work.
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