Which of the following typically produces a false positive in in situ nucleic acid amplification?

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Incorporation of labeled nucleotides into DNA during the repair of damaged DNA by DNA polymerase can lead to false positives in in situ nucleic acid amplification techniques. This is because the process can be mistaken for the amplification of the target sequence when, in fact, it is the repair process incorporating the labeled nucleotides.

Which of the Following Typically Produces a False Positive in In Situ