70 points! b) How do scientists make a person's genes fluoresce? (2 points)

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By using multiple probes labeled with a mixture of different fluorescent dyes, scientists are able to label each chromosome in its own unique color.

pav-90 [236]3 years ago

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Scientists make a person’s genes fluoresces by having to name a variety of chromosomes on what color would variant. What would it do is that it can find it’s whole color scheme in order to locate the chromosomes which is basically a spectral karyotype.

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