In the research,the outputs of different cycle parameters, PCR buffer and reaction volumes are compared. The results indicated that the annealing temperature, annealing time, elongated time and ingredient of PCR buffer affected mutiplex PCR, but the reaction volume and cycle number had few effect on it.
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