mRNA is converted to cDNA using reverse transcriptase, and DNA polymerase forms phosphodiester bonds to create the cDNA strands.
El ARNm se convierte en ADNc utilizando transcriptasa inversa, y la ADN polimerasa forma enlaces fosfodiéster para crear las cadenas de ADNc.
| Front | How do you make cDNA from mRNA? |
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| Back | - reverse transcriptase produced cDNA from mRNA - DNA polymerase forms phosphidiester bonds between adjacent DNA nucleotides in condensation reactions to form the sugar-phospate backbone of both cDNA strands |
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