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#Question id: 27752

Why is it important to identify the primary audience for the research report?

#Research Methodology

In order to adapt the findings to their liking
In order to bypass undesirable readers
So that the writer can adapt the writing to meet their needs (i.e. in terms of language and level of expertise)
In order to frame the discussion in such a way as to gain most approval for the findings

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#Question id: 12921

#SCPH06 I Botany

Match the following:-

A. Gene probe production. i. Novel proteins

B. Genome mapping. ii. PCR mutagenesis

C. Protein Engineering. iii. Sequence tagged sites

D. Gene Editing. iv. Use with blots

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#Question id: 12921

#SCPH28 | Zoology

Match the following:-

A. Gene probe production. i. Novel proteins

B. Genome mapping. ii. PCR mutagenesis

C. Protein Engineering. iii. Sequence tagged sites

D. Gene Editing. iv. Use with blots

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#Question id: 12922

#SCPH01 Biochemistry

Match the following:-

1. Ligase chain reaction. i. Mutation detection

2. Nucleic acid sequence based amplification. ii.Non isothermal

3. Loop mediated isothermal amplification. iii. Viral detection

4. Branched DNA amplification. iv.parasitic disease

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#Question id: 12922

#SCPH06 I Botany

Match the following:-

1. Ligase chain reaction. i. Mutation detection

2. Nucleic acid sequence based amplification. ii.Non isothermal

3. Loop mediated isothermal amplification. iii. Viral detection

4. Branched DNA amplification. iv.parasitic disease

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#Question id: 12922

#SCPH28 | Zoology

Match the following:-

1. Ligase chain reaction. i. Mutation detection

2. Nucleic acid sequence based amplification. ii.Non isothermal

3. Loop mediated isothermal amplification. iii. Viral detection

4. Branched DNA amplification. iv.parasitic disease

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#Question id: 12923

#SCPH01 Biochemistry

Name the technology which is used as a means of identifying the initial concentrations of DNA or cDNA template used.