Radiolabelling is generally brought about by addition of radioactive phosphorus.

Radiolabelling is generally brought about by addition of radioactive phosphorus. Correct Answer True

Radioactively labeled precursors typically have radioactive 32P or 35S incorporated into α – phosphate of one of the four nucleotides. Radioactive DNA can be detected by exposing the sample of interest to X – ray film or by photomultipliers that emit light in response to excitation by the β – particles emitted by from 32P and 35S.
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