Which of the following is not correct for the cytogenetic techniques? Samples can be taken in non-sterile conditions Culture time varies according to the type of tissue In GTG banding technique, chromosomes are treated with trypsin to denature proteins G-Banding is the most used banding type PLEASE ASAP I WILL RATE

Which of the following is not correct for the cytogenetic techniques? Samples can be taken in non-sterile conditions Culture time varies according to the type of tissue In GTG banding technique, chromosomes are treated with trypsin to denature proteins G-Banding is the most used banding type PLEASE ASAP I WILL RATE

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