Genotyping Differs from Serology in That

question 74

Multiple Choice

Genotyping differs from serology in that

• A) genotyping detects diverse antigens, whereas serology detects the underlying genetic instructions for those antigens.
• B) serology detects diverse antigens, whereas genotyping detects the underlying genetic instructions for those antigens.
• C) genotyping requires a fresh blood sample whereas serology can be done on a dried sample.
• D) serology is faster.

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