The process invented in 1986 which allows multiple copies of a given DNA sequence to be produced is:

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The process described is the polymerase chain reaction (PCR), which was first invented in 1986 by Kary Mullis. The Sanger dideoxy method is a sequencing technique, the Maxam-Gilbert method is another DNA sequencing technique, and the restriction endonuclease reaction is a process by which DNA can be cut into smaller fragments. Only PCR allows for the production of multiple copies of a specific DNA sequence.

The Process Invented in 1986 Which Allows Multiple Copies of a Given