Samples B D E F Band # 1 4 6 10 (AKS 8a2, DOK 1) Based on the gel above, which bands traveled the fastest through the gel during the application of electricity and why? O A. Band 1, because these bands were cut differently with restriction enzymes than the other bands B. Band 1, because their are smaller pieces of DNA than any of the other bands VO || 10 (AKS 8a2, DOK 1) Based on the gel above, which bands traveled the fastest through the gel during the application of electricity and why? O A. Band 1, because these bands were cut differently with restriction enzymes than the other bands B. Band 1, because their are smaller pieces of DNA than any of the other bands O C. Band 10, because there are smaller pieces of DNA than any of the other bands D. Band 10, because these bands were cut differently with restriction enzymes than the other bands ovo

Samples B D E F Band # 1 4 6 10 (AKS 8a2, DOK 1) Based on the gel above, which bands traveled the fastest through the gel during the application of electricity and why? O A. Band 1, because these bands were cut differently with restriction enzymes than the other bands B. Band 1, because their are smaller pieces of DNA than any of the other bands VO || 10 (AKS 8a2, DOK 1) Based on the gel above, which bands traveled the fastest through the gel during the application of electricity and why? O A. Band 1, because these bands were cut differently with restriction enzymes than the other bands B. Band 1, because their are smaller pieces of DNA than any of the other bands O C. Band 10, because there are smaller pieces of DNA than any of the other bands D. Band 10, because these bands were cut differently with restriction enzymes than the other bands ovo

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