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1. a slender, flexible instrument designed for introduction into a wound or cavity for purposes of exploration. v 2. to use such an instrument.
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1. a slender, flexible instrument designed for introduction into a wound or cavity for purposes of exploration. v 2. to use such an instrument.
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| Genetics Encyclopedia: probe |
Molecule used to locate another molecule.
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1. a long, slender instrument for exploring wounds or body cavities or passages.
2. a radiolabeled DNA molecule such as a phage, viral or plasmid carrying a foreign DNA sequence used in hybridization to detect DNA homologous to the fragment.
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