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Say, Dr. Goels patent app 20060019274 that uses micronewtons of force to do thermalless PCR could be combined with the published use og diamagnetism to juiggle oil water systems to create electrically controllable magnetic PCR

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+Say, Dr. Goels patent app 20060019274 that uses micronewtons of force to do thermalless PCR could be combined with the published use og diamagnetism to juiggle oil water systems to create electrically controllable magnetic PCR