You hypothesize that your favorite gene, bmd19, is expressed more in the presence of alcohol. Which...
You hypothesize that your favorite gene, bmd19, is expressed more in the presence of alcohol. Which methods could you use to address this question?
A) microarray & RT-PCR
B) Western blotting & traditional PCR
C) Southern blotting &Western blotting
D) RT-PCR & Southern blotting
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Ans:-
Expression of gene of interest is best described by following methods
A) microarray and RT-PCR
DNA microarray analysis is done with blood sample of patient for ethanol presence.
And RT-PCR is then used to confirm relative transcript levels Of those detected in Microarray .
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