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(C) Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism $(RFLP)$ is a technique that exploits variations in homologous $DNA$ sequences.Step $1$: The $DNA$ is fir

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$1$ and $4$

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(C) Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism $(RFLP)$ is a technique that exploits variations in homologous $DNA$ sequences.Step $1$: The $DNA$ is first treated with restriction enzymes,a process known as restriction digestion $(4)$,to cut the $DNA$ into fragments of varying lengths.Step $2$: These $DNA$ fragments are then separated based on their size using gel electrophoresis $(1)$.Therefore,both restriction digestion and electrophoresis are essential steps in $RFLP$ analysis.Thus,the correct combination is $1$ and $4$.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$P$. Restriction endonuclease	$I$. Synthesizes $DNA$ copies
$Q$. $DNA$ polymerase	$II$. Cleaves $DNA$ molecules
$R$. $DNA$ ligase	$III$. Joins $DNA$ molecules

Which of the following methods are used for the analysis of Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism $(RFLP)$?
$1$. Electrophoresis
$2$. Electroporation
$3$. Methylation
$4$. Restriction digestion

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Which of the following methods are used for the analysis of Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism $(RFLP)$?$1$. Electrophoresis$2$. Electroporation$3$. Methylation$4$. Restriction digestion