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The rounds of heating necessary in PCR causes the protein DNA polymerase to denature. How have scientists over the years dealt with this problem? select as many as possible

   
using a heat-resistant DNA pol isolated from bacteria that live in near-boiling water

   
designing a custom enzyme to take the place of DNA pol

   
using the heat stage of the process only occasionally

   
by adding new DNA pol after every round of heating/cooling
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using a heat-resistant DNA pol isolated from bacteria that live in near-boiling water

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