The Procedure Used to Determine Whether a Person Has a Heritable

Question

The procedure used to determine whether a person has a heritable disease is known as
A) DNA sequencing.
B) microarray analysis.
C) genetic screening.
D) northern analysis.
E) xenotransplantation.

Accepted Answer

Genetic screening is a common procedure used to determine whether an individual has a heritable disease. It involves testing a person's DNA for specific mutations or variations that are associated with the inherited condition. Other options such as DNA sequencing, microarray analysis, northern analysis, and xenotransplantation are not typically used for disease diagnosis.