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Question

How are complementary fluorescent probes used in in situ hybridization to visualize nucleotide locations?

Accepted Answer

They bind to specific RNA or DNA sequences and emit fluorescence to indicate their location.

Answer

They alter the nucleotide sequence to make it visible under a microscope.

Answer

They change the color of the cell membrane to indicate nucleotide presence.

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They degrade non-target sequences to highlight the target sequence.