A piece of dna that can be radioactively labeled and is complimentary to a known DNA sequence

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Mrcendre · Answer 1 · 2021-01-30T23:51:31+0000

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Radiolabeled nucleotides

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Radiolabeled nucleotides are commonly used for detection of specific nucleic acid.They are typically incorporated enzymatically into DNA and RNA sequences.

A piece of dna that can be radioactively labeled and is complimentary to a known DNA sequence

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