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The document discusses using various DNA dyes like SYTO 13 for real-time PCR and how dye concentration and DNA sequence composition can affect DNA amplification and melting temperatures. It also briefly mentions topics like myostatin, yeast two-hybrid, BLAST, oysters, abalone, and spiders but provides no context or connections between these terms.

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Gudnason et al. (2008) Comparison of mutliple DNA dyes for real-time PCR: effects of dye
concentration and sequence compostion on DNA amplification and metling temperature.
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