1000bg 800b 500bd 300bd 100bg Identify the sizes of the DNA bands in the agarose gel above using the DNA Ladder in the first lane. Using the agarose gel provided above, draw DNA bands with the following sizes: 1000bg Lane 2: one DNA fragment with 650 bp 800b Lane 3: three DNA fragments with 1000bp, 350 bp and 100 bp sizes, respectively Lane 4: two DNA fragments with 600bp and 250bp long 300bg 100bg Lane 5: one DNA fragment with 710 bp long

1000bg 800b 500bd 300bd 100bg Identify the sizes of the DNA bands in the agarose gel above using the DNA Ladder in the first lane. Using the agarose gel provided above, draw DNA bands with the following sizes: 1000bg Lane 2: one DNA fragment with 650 bp 800b Lane 3: three DNA fragments with 1000bp, 350 bp and 100 bp sizes, respectively Lane 4: two DNA fragments with 600bp and 250bp long 300bg 100bg Lane 5: one DNA fragment with 710 bp long

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781305389892

Author:Peter J. Russell, Paul E. Hertz, Beverly McMillan

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Chapter19: Genomes And Proteomes

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