A "marker" in a genetic sense usually represents a site along a chromosome where a specific nucleotide sequence exists. What specific phrase is used when such markers are identified by restriction endonucleases and a particular set of DNA fragments is

generated?

A) expression QTL B) RFLP C) restriction site D) QTL


Answer: B

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