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	There are three major components in a polymerase chain reaction. The first components needed are the primers which are short single stranded DNA sequences. These two primers are synthesized to match and copy the beginning and end of the DNA. The second component needed is the polymerase enzyme that reads the DNA code and builds a copy. The last component needed for the chain reaction is DNA so that the polymerase enzyme can copy.		There are three major components in a polymerase chain reaction. The first components needed are the primers which are short single stranded DNA sequences. These two primers are synthesized to match and copy the beginning and end of the DNA. The second component needed is the polymerase enzyme that reads the DNA code and builds a copy. The last component needed for the chain reaction is DNA so that the polymerase enzyme can copy.


	'''PCR Process'''<br>		'''PCR Process'''<br>