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What are the benefits of high-throughput expression analysis in molecular biological investigations?

Ans) These methods permits simultaneous analysis of the expression of a lot of genes. Patterns of increased or reduced expression is associated with disease may then be identified and may contribute to improved diagnosis and prognosis.

 


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