The best combination of regeants for a typical PCR reacion would include the following concentration of reagents:   a.  1x buffer, 1.5 mMm MgCl2, 0.5nM primers, 10mMdNTPs, 2units Taq, 1010 copies of template b. none of these answers c. 1x buffer, 1.5 mMm MgCl2, 0.5pM primers, 10mMdNTPs, 2units Taq, 105 copies of template d. 1x buffer, 1.5 mMm NH3 Cl2, 0.5pM primers, 10mMdNTPs, 2units Taq, 102 copies of template e. 1x buffer, 1.5 mMm KCL2 , 0.5nM primers, 10mMdNTPs, 2units Taq, 103copies of template

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