Polymerase chain reactions copy DNA millions of times
When crime scene investigators find a single microscopic flake of skin, they cannot test it directly. They dump the DNA into a thermal cycler that rapidly heats and cools the sample, aggressively tricking the biological enzymes into copying the genetic code over and over again. Within hours, one strand of DNA is photocopied into billions, turning biology into mass manufacturing.

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