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In proteomics, which one is probed to identify the proteins of cells?
In proteomics, which one is probed to identify the proteins of cells?
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The correct option is C mRNA
- The mRNA is the type of RNA which is synthesized from the DNA by the process of transcription. This mRNA contains the code of the gene on the DNA segment.
- The mRNA codes for the proteins. In the experiments of proteomics, when there is a requirement to identify the proteins, a probe is synthesized.
- The probe contains nucleotides and is synthesized with respect to the sequence of amino acids on the protein.
- The probe can bind to the respective mRNA and help in the detection of the protein.
- Thus, the correct answer is option C.
- The mRNA is the type of RNA which is synthesized from the DNA by the process of transcription. This mRNA contains the code of the gene on the DNA segment.
- The mRNA codes for the proteins. In the experiments of proteomics, when there is a requirement to identify the proteins, a probe is synthesized.
- The probe contains nucleotides and is synthesized with respect to the sequence of amino acids on the protein.
- The probe can bind to the respective mRNA and help in the detection of the protein.
- Thus, the correct answer is option C.
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