2. The telomeric sequence in a species is (5-AACGGT-3'), repeats. You design a FISH experiment with the probe 5-AACGGTAACGGTAACGGTAACGGT-3. Which of the following illustrates the expected image of a metacentric chromosome (the dark region indicates fluorescence)? a. C. XX X e. d.

2. The telomeric sequence in a species is (5-AACGGT-3'), repeats. You design a FISH experiment with the probe 5-AACGGTAACGGTAACGGTAACGGT-3. Which of the following illustrates the expected image of a metacentric chromosome (the dark region indicates fluorescence)? a. C. XX X e. d.

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2. The telomeric sequence in a species is (5-AACGGT-3'), repeats. You design a FISH experiment
with the probe 5-AACGGTAACGGTAACGGTAACGGT-3. Which of the following illustrates the
expected image of a metacentric chromosome (the dark region indicates fluorescence)?
a.
C.
XX X
e.
d.

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