The probe used to isolate a gene from a genomic library is often:

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The probe used to isolate a gene from a genomic library is often:

The probe used to isolate a gene from a genomic library is often
A)   the ligand that binds to the protein.    D)   All of the above.
B)   its promoter region.    E)   None of the above.
C)   a portion of the mRNA of the gene.

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Authors: Tymoczko, Berg

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