<h2 /><h2>In situ hybridization</h2>
Explanation:
A)the cellular and tissue specific localization of the mRNA encoded by a particular gene
- In situ hybridization is a technique used to locate and detect nucleic acid sequences(DNA or RNA) with respect to their protein product within nuclei
- The principle behind in situ hybridization is that specific annealing(heat treatment process) of labelled probe to complementary sequences of target DNA or mRNA in a fixed specimen is done
- Probe is mainly used to find the complementary sequence of the nucleic acids(DNA or RNA) or helps in localization of particular clone
- The detection and visualization of the hybrids can be done by using cytological methods
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The question is incomplete. The rest of the question is :
From these experiments, Mendel developed four hypotheses. They include all but ___________. A. One heritable factor may be dominant and mask the other factor. B. Any organism that "shows" a heritable factor must be homozygous. Eliminate C. An organism has two "heritable factors", now called genes, one from each parent. D. sperm or egg carries only one heritable factor for each trait in the offspring.
Answer:
<em>The hypothesis which is excluded is B 'Any organism that "shows" a heritable factor must be homozygous.'</em>
Explanation:
The hypothesis is wrong because even heterozygous traits are heritable.
The hypothesis mentioned in option B cannot be considered correct because Mendel's studies showed that all traits can be inherited from the parents. All factors whether dominant or recessive, homozygous or heterozygous are heritable characteristics. Mendel's study also confirmed that genes might carry homozygous or heterozygous alleles and these alleles independently assort into gametes and are heritable.
All other hypotheses are correct and their authenticity was validated after Mendel performed his experiments.
