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probe
Defined
nucleic
acid
(
DNA
or
RNA
) that can be used to identify, usually through
autoradiography
, specific
DNA
or
RNA
molecules bearing the
complementary
sequence
. A
labeled
(radioactive;
antigen
;
enzyme
; fluorescent)
nucleic
acid
complementary
to the
sequence
being searched for in a
Restriction
Digest
,
genome
library
,
Northern blot
or
in situ
hybridization
.
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