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The Sanger Method is a process used to sequence DNA. The method involved dideoxynucleotides to terminate the sequence during polymerisation.

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	~~ ~~The Sanger Method is a process used to sequence DNA. The method involved dideoxynucleotides to terminate the sequence during polymerisation.		The Sanger Method is a process used to sequence [[DNA\|DNA]]. The method involved [[dideoxynucleotides\|dideoxynucleotides]] to terminate the sequence during [[polymerisation\|polymerisation]].