The correct option is E Southern blotting
Southern blotting is the transfer of DNA fragments from an electrophoresis gel to a membrane support, resulting in immobilization of the DNA fragments, so the membrane carries a semi-permanent reproduction of the banding pattern of the gel. After immobilization, the DNA can be subjected to hybridization analysis, enabling bands with sequence similarity to a labelled probe to be identified. In Southern blotting method, upward capillary transfer of DNA from an agarose gel onto a nylon or nitrocellulose membrane occurs, using a high-salt transfer buffer to promote binding of DNA to the membrane.