Multiple Choice
What is the difference between dot blots and Western blots? In dot blot testing
A) proteins are blotted to specific areas.
B) proteins are purified and directly blotted to specific locations on the solid surface.
C) DNA is purified and directly blotted to specific locations on the solid surface.
D) RNA is purified and directly blotted to specific locations on the solid surface.
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