The laboratory technique in which a microorganism can be specifically identified by identifying a segment of its DNA is called

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The laboratory technique described is known as a nucleic acid probe, which allows for the identification of a microorganism by detecting a specific segment of its DNA. Hybridisation, complement fixation, and radioimmunoassay are all different laboratory techniques that are not specifically used for microorganism identification. Molecular serology is not a recognized laboratory technique.

The Laboratory Technique in Which a Microorganism Can Be Specifically