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Oligo synthesis: Why IDT leads the oligo industry
Read about the phosphoramidite method of oligonucleotide synthesis that IDT uses in its manufacturing processes. We also highlight the additional measures we take to ensure our customers receive the highest quality oligos and nucleic acid products in the shortest time possible. For a complete listing of our custom nucleic acid products, see our web page Custom DNA oligos .
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