Multiple Choice
When microarrays are used to study gene expression patterns, each spot on a microarray contains thousands of copies of
A) an oligonucleotide, with the same oligonucleotide in all spots.
B) an oligonucleotide, with different oligonucleotides in different spots.
C) a plasmid, with the same plasmid in each spot.
D) a plasmid, with different plasmids in different spots.
E) an expression vector, with different expression vectors in different spots.
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