diagram bel gen Isola bacterial colony on a mutant library plate. By referring to ITEM #5 in the diagram, identify where you can find the DNA in the solution. Choose the letter of the correct answer from the choices below. May 14.000 Sena We 30

diagram bel gen Isola bacterial colony on a mutant library plate. By referring to ITEM #5 in the diagram, identify where you can find the DNA in the solution. Choose the letter of the correct answer from the choices below. May 14.000 Sena We 30

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Chapter10: Biotechnology

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The schematic diagram below shows the total genomic DNA isolation of a
bacterial colony on a mutant library plate. By referring to ITEM #5 in the
diagram, identify where you can find the DNA in the solution. Choose the
letter of the correct answer from the choices below.
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10,000
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Total Genomic DNA Isolation
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OA. Supernatant-inside the cell
OB. Supernatant-outside the cell
OC. Pellet-inside the cell
D. Pellet-outside the cell
al Genomic DNA Isolation
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