If cDNAs are chosen for downstream methods and applications, the researcher is most likely working on a specific protein of interest. TRUE OR FALSE Total RNA molecules can be isolated from cells and mRNA molecules can be separated from them by capitalizing on the poly(A) tail of the RNA in eukaryotic systems. TRUE OR FALSE
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