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DNA and RNA in soil–What can we see through them? 7. Analysis of soil microbial community structure (Part 3). Multiple enzyme restriction fragment length polymorphism analysis and terminal restriction fragment length polymorphism analysis – their principles and applications

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Key concepts: Terminal restriction fragment length polymorphism, Fragment (logic), Restriction fragment length polymorphism, Restriction fragment, Restriction enzyme, Genetics, DNA, Biology

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