hybridization probe

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hybridization probe [‚hī·brəd·ə′zā·shən ′prōb]

(cell and molecular biology)

A small molecule of deoxyribonucleic acid or ribonucleic acid that is radioactively labeled and used to identify complementary nucleic acid sequences by hybridization.

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L final volume) were lx LightCycler Fast Start DNA Master Hybridization Probe mix (Roche), 750 nmol/L primers, 200 nmol/L probe, 5 mmol/L Mg[Cl.

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