$DNA$ fingerprinting using Variable Number Tandem Repeats $(VNTRs)$ is based on the observation that
$DNA$ fingerprinting using Variable Number Tandem Repeats $(VNTRs)$ is based on the observation that
- A
every individual has unique alleles at each $VNTR$ locus.
- B
the $DNA$ of $VNTR$ loci is more stable than that of loci which code for proteins.
- C
$VNTR$ sequences show little variability.
- D
$VNTR$ loci are highly polymorphic.
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Variable number of tandem repeats $(VNTRs)$ in the $DNA$ molecule are highly useful in
Variable number of tandem repeats $(VNTRs)$ in the $DNA$ molecule are highly useful in
$A$ : Unknown $DNA$ after hybridization with $VNTR$ probe, the autoradiogram gives many bands of differing sizes in $DNA$ profiling.
$R$ : These bands represents $DNA$ fingerprint of organism
$A$ : Unknown $DNA$ after hybridization with $VNTR$ probe, the autoradiogram gives many bands of differing sizes in $DNA$ profiling.
$R$ : These bands represents $DNA$ fingerprint of organism
Full Forms :
$1.$ $\rm {YAC}$
$2.$ $\rm {SNPs}$
$3.$ $\rm {VNTR}$
$4.$ $\rm {PCR}$
Full Forms :
$1.$ $\rm {YAC}$
$2.$ $\rm {SNPs}$
$3.$ $\rm {VNTR}$
$4.$ $\rm {PCR}$
Which of the following statement forms the basis of $DNA$ fingerprinting?
Which of the following statement forms the basis of $DNA$ fingerprinting?
Give differences : $VNTR$ and $ Probe$
Give differences : $VNTR$ and $ Probe$