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How can DNA hybridization experiments conducted be described as. Why are they important?

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How can DNA hybridization experiments conducted be described as. Why are they important?

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DNA hybridization is when DNA is heated to denaturation temperatures to form single strands and then cooled double helices will re-form (renaturation) at regions of sequence complementarity. This technique is useful for determining sequence similarity among DNAs of different origin and the amount of sequence repetition within one DNA.