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Phylogenetic stains, such as those used in phylogenetic FISH, hybridize with

Phylogenetic stains, such as those used in phylogenetic FISH, hybridize with
A) ribosomal RNA.
B) mitochondrial DNA.
C) nuclear DNA.
D) RNA polymerase.

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Makes more sense now, have a good weekend!

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