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What is DNA barcoding?

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DNA barcoding is a taxonomic method that uses a very short genetic sequence from a standard part of a genome. The genetic sequence used to identify a plant is known as “DNA tags" or “DNA barcodes”. Paul Hebert in 2003 proposed “DNA barcoding” and he is considered as . 'Father of barcoding'.
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  • Identify the correct statements from the below about "DNA Barcoding". (I) Paul Herbert proposed. (II ) It helps in identification of organism. ([ll) It helps in classification of organism. (IV) George Bentham considered "Fatherof Barcoding".

    A
    I, II and Ill only
    B
    I and lV only
    C
    I, II, Ill and IV
    D
    I, III and IV only
  • Who is the Father of barcoding?

    A
    Darlington
    B
    Paul Hebert
    C
    Gilly
    D
    Nuttal
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