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24 April, 20:54

A technique called peptide nucleic acid FISH (fluorescent in situ hybridization) is used to identify 16s RNA sequences, but is a time consuming process since the organism must first be cultured.

a. True

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  1. 24 April, 23:21
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    Answer: False

    Explanation:

    The given statement are false, as this technique peptide nucleic acid FISH are used to identify the 16s RNA sequences but it is not a time consuming process as the organism must first be cultured.

    This technique are used in florescent probes which combined all the parts of nucleic acid into sequence with a high degree. It is not time consuming as it is used to detect the specific requirement for identify the pathogens by using the FISH technique.
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