The Principle Behind a Nucleic Acid Probe Is That the Probe

question 51

Multiple Choice

The principle behind a nucleic acid probe is that the probe itself contains

• A) at least three separate sequences of the gene of interest to minimize false positives.
• B) an antibody to specifically bind to the gene of interest.
• C) a key part of the base sequence of the gene of interest.
• D) all of the nucleotide sequence of the gene of interest to conclusively identify the gene.

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Definitions:

Cylindricity

A form tolerance that defines how much a cylindrical feature's actual profile may deviate from a perfect cylinder.

Total Runout

Total runout is a tolerance that controls the total variation a surface can have when it is rotated around an axis or datum.

Datum Axis

An imaginary line defined by the geometric center or specified points of a feature, used as a reference or starting point for measurements and geometric definitions.

Checking Indicator

A precision measurement tool used to assess the conformity of parts to specified tolerances or dimensions, often in machining processes.