Substance used to terminate DNA at different points in Sanger’s method is
Correct answer D. Dideoxyribonucleoside triphosphate
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Correct answer D. Dideoxyribonucleoside triphosphate
Correct answer D. Genome
Correct answer C. Growth
Correct answer D. Chloride ion
Correct answer B. Ex-vivo and in-vivo
Correct answer D. Cling to the egg after ovulation occurs
Correct answer A. Urine
Correct answer B. Into egg
Correct answer D. Genital berpes
Correct answer C. Mouse-eared cress
Correct answer A. Cell walls are removed
Correct answer B. Immature plant embryo
Correct answer D. Neutrasweet
Correct answer B. Transgenic organisms
Correct answer C. 25
Correct answer B. Maxam-Gilbert method
Correct answer D. All of these
Correct answer D. Thermus aquaticus
Correct answer C. Is not very specific
Correct answer D. Both a & b