Which is most analogous to the role of GFP in recombinant DNA technology?

A. Comparing the RFLP patterns of DNA from various suspects to DNA isolated from the scene of a crime using gel electrophoresis. 
B. Creating a metagenomic library representing archaea bacteria that thrive in the hot springs of Yellowstone National Park. 
C. Using dyes to stain and detect bacteria under light microscopy from the sputum of a patient diagnosed with tuberculosis.
D. Monitoring the spread of multi-drug resistant pathogens on a hospital floor by comparing antibiotic susceptibility patterns.


Answer: C

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