What are the reasons why dimers remain?

16 September 2023 0 2K Report

In the gel that I made with the same cDNA but with different sets of primers, I had the results that are seen in the image in the 6 wells before the marker, it is the same primer starting with the negative one that does not give dimers. I would like to know why this happens?

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