Determining Disease States Using Protein Arrays May Be Limited by

question 12

Multiple Choice

Determining disease states using protein arrays may be limited by

• A) the inability to find proteins to test
• B) the inability to put large numbers of samples on a protein chip
• C) the lack of a suitable antibody to test with
• D) the inability to visualize results

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Elephant

A large mammal known for its long trunk, large ears, and significant intelligence, native to Africa and Asia.

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Intractable Epilepsy

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