Biology, asked by vhimanshu1715, 4 days ago

How radioactive probe can be developed?​

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Answered by santoshgupta9495
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Making a Radioactive Probe:-

Obtain some DNA polymerase [pink].

Introduce nicks, or horizontal breaks along a strand, into the DNA you want to radiolabel.

Add the DNA polymerase [pink] to the tube with the nicked DNA and the individual nucleotides.

The DNA polymerase [pink] begins repairing the nicked DNA.

Answered by HARSHA5005
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Answer:

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Explanation:

So radioactive DNA probes are basically single strands of DNA or RNA with a radioactive tag. Their sequence is usually the complementary of a single sequence of DNA that researchers want to find in an array of other DNA (such as a gene). ... Once it binds, they know they've found their target DNA.

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