Multiple Choice
In situ hybridization,first described in 1969,is where:
A) Both RNA and DNA molecules can be detected simultaneously
B) Protein molecules can be detected in tissue specimens
C) A piece of tissue is soaked in a DNA solution, eliciting antinuclear antibodies in the tissue.
D) DNA or RNA can be detected directly in tissue with labeled probes.
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