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A researcher is interested in studying Drosophila genes that are turned on in response to UV light exposure. She uses a microarray to carry out her experiment and is particularly interested in eight genes shown in the microarray below.
\bullet Vertical stripes mean hybridization to UV light-exposed cell cDNA only.
\bullet Horizontal stripes mean hybridization to nonexposed cell cDNA only (control) .
\bullet Completely filled in means hybridization to both cDNA types.
\bullet Blank means hybridization to neither cell's cDNA.  Use the following to answer questions  A researcher is interested in studying Drosophila genes that are turned on in response to UV light exposure. She uses a microarray to carry out her experiment and is particularly interested in eight genes shown in the microarray below.  \bullet  Vertical stripes mean hybridization to UV light-exposed cell cDNA only.  \bullet  Horizontal stripes mean hybridization to nonexposed cell cDNA only (control) .  \bullet  Completely filled in means hybridization to both cDNA types.  \bullet  Blank means hybridization to neither cell's cDNA.   -Which genes appear to be upregulated in the UV light-exposed group? A)  1, 3, and 5 B)  2 and 7 C)  4, 6, and 8 D)  6 only E)  4 and 8 only
-Which genes appear to be upregulated in the UV light-exposed group?


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