Radioactive isotopes are useful in biological studies because
A) an organism will take in a molecule with the isotope and use it normally but the radioactive decay can be detected.
B) an organism will take in a molecule with the isotope but will only use it in a few specific reactions not the normal ones.
C) an organism will take in the molecule with the isotope and then remove the isotope and send it through the excretory system while replacing the isotope with a normal atom.
D) they are easily visible and normal atoms are not.
E) they are easy and inexpensive to use in studies.
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