Determine the circular map of plasmid p101 for enzymes A, B and C using the size of the fragments (in kb) obtained after digestion with the enzymes. A) 17 B) 17 C) 10, 7 A x B ) 12, 5 A x C ) 10, 6, 1 B x C ) 7, 6, 4 Make sure to explain what each of the digest suggests (number of sites; size of the plasmid, etc..) and how you came up with the map you draw (thought process).
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using the size of the fragments (in kb) obtained after digestion with the enzymes.
A) 17
B) 17
C) 10, 7
A x B ) 12, 5
A x C ) 10, 6, 1
B x C ) 7, 6, 4
Make sure to explain what each of the digest suggests (number of sites; size of
the plasmid, etc..) and how you came up with the map you draw (thought
process).
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