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In the name of the PCR test, what does the 'P' stand for? Answer with one word only, in lowercase.

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polymerase
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PCR stands for Polymerase Chain Reaction; the 'P' stands for polymerase
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, cdc and nih definitions of pcr (polymerase chain reaction) name the reaction after dna polymerase, cdc and who definitions of pcr (polymerase chain reaction) testing, cdc and who documentation define pcr as 'polymerase chain reaction'; the test is universally referred to by this expansion in medical and public health literature., cdc, "reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (rt-pcr)" — pcr stands for polymerase chain reaction; common medical/biology reference knowledge, cdc, 'pcr testing' overview: pcr stands for polymerase chain reaction (https://www.cdc.gov/covid/testing/polymerase-chain-reaction-testing.html), cdc, terms and abbreviations: https://www.cdc.gov/std/treatment-guidelines/terms.htm (pcr = polymerase chain reaction), cdc, terms and abbreviations: pcr = polymerase chain reaction (https://www.cdc.gov/std/treatment-guidelines/terms.htm), common molecular biology terminology: pcr = polymerase chain reaction, a technique developed by kary mullis (1983) that uses dna polymerase to amplify dna sequences; widely documented in standard biology/biochemistry references (e.g., nih/ncbi, encyclopaedia britannica)., common public health/scientific definition: pcr = polymerase chain reaction (e.g. cdc, who explainer pages on pcr testing), common scientific and medical terminology: pcr stands for polymerase chain reaction (cdc, who, and standard microbiology textbooks), common scientific/medical knowledge: pcr = polymerase chain reaction, a molecular biology technique invented by kary mullis (1983) that uses the enzyme dna polymerase to amplify dna; widely documented (e.g. cdc, nih/ncbi, and general biology reference texts)., common scientific/medical knowledge: pcr stands for polymerase chain reaction (e.g., cdc and who definitions of the pcr test), common scientific/medical terminology: pcr = polymerase chain reaction (e.g. cdc, who descriptions of pcr testing), common scientific/medical usage: pcr = polymerase chain reaction (e.g., cdc and who descriptions of pcr testing)., en.wikipedia.org, encyclopedic/medical reference knowledge: pcr = polymerase chain reaction (cdc, who, and standard molecular biology textbooks all define it this way), general medical/scientific knowledge: pcr = polymerase chain reaction (a molecular biology technique). the 'p' stands for 'polymerase', the enzyme used to amplify dna during the reaction., general molecular biology reference (e.g. nih/cdc description of the polymerase chain reaction test): pcr = polymerase chain reaction, so 'p' = polymerase, referring to the dna polymerase enzyme central to the amplification process., general scientific/medical knowledge: pcr = polymerase chain reaction (kary mullis, 1983; standard terminology used by cdc, who, and all clinical/molecular biology references), general scientific/medical knowledge: pcr is the standard abbreviation for 'polymerase chain reaction', a laboratory technique used to amplify dna, widely documented in molecular biology references (e.g. cdc, who, and textbook definitions of pcr testing)., iris.who.int, irp.nih.gov, medlineplus.gov, pcr (polymerase chain reaction) - standard molecular biology terminology, e.g. cdc and who descriptions of pcr testing, pcr (polymerase chain reaction) is a laboratory technique described by kary mullis (1983, nobel prize 1993); 'p' stands for 'polymerase', referring to the dna polymerase enzyme used to amplify dna. widely documented, e.g. cdc and nih glossaries of pcr testing., pcr (polymerase chain reaction) is a molecular biology technique; 'p' stands for 'polymerase', referring to the dna polymerase enzyme used to amplify dna. widely documented, e.g. cdc and who explainer pages on pcr testing., pcr (polymerase chain reaction) is a widely documented molecular biology technique; the acronym expansion is standard across scientific and medical references (e.g., cdc, who, and general biology textbooks) — the 'p' stands for polymerase., pcr (polymerase chain reaction) test - cdc and who definitions of pcr testing, pcr (polymerase chain reaction) — standard molecular biology terminology, e.g. cdc and who descriptions of pcr testing, pcr = polymerase chain reaction, a standard molecular biology technique used to amplify dna, widely known as the basis of pcr tests (e.g. cdc and who documentation on covid-19 pcr testing), pcr = polymerase chain reaction; widely documented medical/scientific terminology (e.g. cdc, who definitions of pcr testing), pcr is a well-established abbreviation for 'polymerase chain reaction' (kary mullis, 1983; standard molecular biology terminology used in diagnostic testing, including covid-19 pcr tests). the 'p' stands for 'polymerase'., pcr is a well-established abbreviation for polymerase chain reaction, a molecular biology technique used to amplify dna (also used in pcr tests for detecting pathogens such as sars-cov-2)., pcr is a well-established laboratory technique whose name, polymerase chain reaction, is documented consistently across standard medical and scientific references (e.g., cdc, who, and general virology/molecular biology textbooks describing the pcr method)., pcr is universally defined as 'polymerase chain reaction' (e.g. cdc and who glossaries of diagnostic testing terminology); the 'p' stands for 'polymerase'., pcr stands for polymerase chain reaction (cdc, who, and standard virology/molecular biology references); general common knowledge, not chain-derived, pcr stands for polymerase chain reaction (cdc: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/testing/diagnostic-testing.html; who glossary of covid-19 terms describes pcr test as 'polymerase chain reaction test'), pcr stands for polymerase chain reaction (standard molecular biology terminology, e.g. cdc and who documentation on pcr testing), pcr stands for polymerase chain reaction, a molecular biology technique described by kary mullis (1983); widely documented, e.g. cdc (https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/lab/naats.html) and nih (https://www.genome.gov/genetics-glossary/polymerase-chain-reaction), pcr stands for polymerase chain reaction, a widely documented molecular biology technique (e.g. cdc and nih definitions of pcr testing describe it as amplifying dna via a polymerase enzyme)., pcr stands for polymerase chain reaction, a widely documented molecular biology technique (e.g. cdc and who public health references), so the 'p' stands for 'polymerase'., pcr stands for polymerase chain reaction, a widely documented molecular biology technique (e.g. cdc, who, and standard biology references describe pcr as an abbreviation of 'polymerase chain reaction'), pcr stands for polymerase chain reaction; general scientific/medical knowledge (e.g. cdc, who definitions of pcr testing), pcr stands for polymerase chain reaction; per cdc (https://www.cdc.gov/covid/testing/) and wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/polymerase_chain_reaction), 'p' stands for 'polymerase'., pcr stands for polymerase chain reaction; the 'p' stands for polymerase, the enzyme used to amplify dna (cdc / who glossary of pcr testing terminology)., pcr stands for polymerase chain reaction; widely documented (e.g. cdc, who glossaries of pcr testing)., pcr stands for polymerase chain reaction; widely documented, e.g. cdc and nih glossary entries define pcr as 'polymerase chain reaction'., reach.cdc.gov, standard molecular biology terminology: pcr = polymerase chain reaction (mullis, 1983; general scientific consensus, e.g. nih/nhgri glossary definition of pcr), tools.cdc.gov, widely established medical/scientific terminology: pcr = polymerase chain reaction (e.g. cdc, who glossary definitions of pcr testing), www.cdc.gov, www.genome.gov, www.medlineplus.gov, www.nist.gov, www.nlm.nih.gov

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    #954polymeraseCommon public health/scientific definition: PCR = Polymerase Chain Reaction (e.g. CDC, WHO explainer pages on PCR testing)
    #305polymerasefrom www.cdc.gov
    #47polymerasefrom en.wikipedia.org
    #1082polymeraseGeneral molecular biology reference (e.g. NIH/CDC description of the Polymerase Chain Reaction test): PCR = Polymerase Chain Reaction, so 'P' = polymerase, referring to the DNA polymerase enzyme central to the amplification process.
    #605polymerasefrom www.cdc.gov
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