The phrase "allow simultaneous amplification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, science, or any field where multiple processes or signals are being enhanced at the same time.
Example: "The new audio system is designed to allow simultaneous amplification of multiple sound sources without distortion."
Alternatives: "enable concurrent enhancement of" or "permit simultaneous boosting of".
Complete viral genomes were amplified by multisegment reverse-transcription PCR (M-RTPCR), a method that allows simultaneous amplification of all viral segments by using a pair of universal primers targeted against highly conserved flanking regions, as previously described [ 11].
Particular attention was devoted to ensuring the same kinetics of amplification of both amplicons, to allow simultaneous amplification under the same PCR conditions.
A single pair of degenerate primers was designed from these sequences to allow the simultaneous amplification of parts of the movement protein genes of ArMV and GFLV.
Using PCR primers (Methods), which allow for simultaneous amplification of mRap1A-retro1, -retro2 and mRap1A mRNAs, a single PCR product of 1186 bp comprising the complete coding sequence and a large part of 3'UTR, was amplified.
The method was designed for the simultaneous detection and differentiation of eight Bartonella spp. according to the nucleotide variation in each of two gene fragments (rpoB and gltA) and the 16S 23S intergenic spacer (ITS) locus, using the same PCR protocol which allowed the simultaneous amplification of the three different loci.
We have developed an MMP assay that allows the simultaneous amplification of 16 microsatellite markers (Supp.
Sample adequacy was determined as the Amplicor PCR method allows for simultaneous amplification of ~265 bp region of human ß-globin.
The internal part of these probes is a universal sequence that allows for simultaneous amplification of all circularized, captured sequences prior to massively parallel sequencing.
qRT-PCR can evaluate candidate miRNA expression or array plates that include a large number of miRNAs in one reaction, to OpenArray® (Applied Biosystems, Life Technologies), which allows the simultaneous amplification of a very large panel of miRNAs using nanoscale volumes.
The use of double stranded linkers allows simultaneous PCR amplification of all fragments generated by this digestion.
