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Which method would be wrong to use for gene expression?
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[QUOTE="SpiceDice, post: 6552060, member: 695061"] [B]Homework Statement:[/B] Which of the following techniques is not appropriate if you want to examine whether a gene is expressed in a specific tissue? Select one alternative: in situ hybridization immunohistochemistry microarray RNA-Seq [B]Relevant Equations:[/B] Non I've been struggling, no matter what I try to do I can't come up with a solution. The answer is in situ, but in my mind it would work perfectly fine. The only thing we would do is just use an RNA probe complementary to the gene we are trying to detect and it should light up the moment the gene is expressed. [/QUOTE]
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