Biochemistry (Looseleaf)
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Chapter 5, Problem 16P
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Among the amino acid sequences, the sequence that would yield the most optimal oligonucleotide probe is to be predicted.
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A small chain of single stranded RNA or DNA which is used to determine the presence of complementary sequence of
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