Automated $DNA$ sequencers work on the principle of the method developed by

  • A
    Erwin Chargaff
  • B
    Maurice Wilkins
  • C
    Frederick Sanger
  • D
    Francis Crick

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The basis of $DNA$ fingerprinting is:

Arrange the following steps of $DNA$ fingerprinting in the correct sequence by selecting the appropriate option.
a) Digestion of $DNA$ by restriction endonucleases
b) Autoradiography
c) Blotting of $DNA$ fragments to nitrocellulose membrane
d) Isolation of $DNA$
e) Separation of $DNA$ fragments by electrophoresis

Arrange the following steps of $DNA$ fingerprinting in a correct sequence.
$A$. Isolation of $DNA$ and its digestion by restriction endonucleases.
$B$. Hybridisation using a labelled $VNTR$ probe.
$C$. Transferring of separated $DNA$ fragments to synthetic membranes.
$D$. Detection of hybridised $DNA$ fragments by autoradiography.
$E$. Separation of $DNA$ fragments by electrophoresis.
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Give scientific reasons: $DNA$ polymorphism is the basis of genetic mapping of human genome.

Which of the following is the correct sequence of $\text{DNA}$ fingerprinting?
$(i)$ Digestion of $\text{DNA}$ by restriction endonucleases
$(ii)$ Hybridisation using labelled $\text{VNTR}$ probe
$(iii)$ Separation of $\text{DNA}$ fragments by electrophoresis
$(iv)$ Detection of hybridised $\text{DNA}$ fragments by autoradiography
$(v)$ Blotting
$(vi)$ Isolation of $\text{DNA}$

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