Need help, please. Please answer the following four questions to the image I attached. 1. You digest both plasmids with BamHI and SacI together (a double digest). What size fragments will result?  Please indicate the sizes of the expected fragments in basepairs: The large fragment of pNUT is fragment A.  This fragment is expected to be ____ bp. 2. The small fragment of pNUT is fragment B.  This fragment is expected to be ____ bp. 3. The large fragment of pPOD is fragment C.  This fragment is expected to be ____ bp. 4. The small fragment of pPOD is fragment D.  This fragment is expected to be ____ bp.

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Need help, please. Please answer the following four questions to the image I attached.

1. You digest both plasmids with BamHI and SacI together (a double digest). What size fragments will result?  Please indicate the sizes of the expected fragments in basepairs:

The large fragment of pNUT is fragment A.  This fragment is expected to be ____ bp.

2. The small fragment of pNUT is fragment B.  This fragment is expected to be ____ bp.

3. The large fragment of pPOD is fragment C.  This fragment is expected to be ____ bp.

4. The small fragment of pPOD is fragment D.  This fragment is expected to be ____ bp.

The next several questions provide additional practice in predicting and
interpreting the results of restriction digestions. Please use the maps below, for
plasmids pNUT and pPOD, to answer these questions. pNUT is 5,000 bp long,
and pPOD is 6,500 bp long. BamHI, Ncol, Notl, and Sacl are all type II restriction
enzymes; their cut sites on the two plasmids are shown in the maps below.
0, 5000
Bam HI,
4000
Not I
3000
pNUT
5,000 bp
Sac I, 2500
Nco I,
500
Sac I,
5500
0, 6500
pPOD
6,500 bp
Nco I,
1000
Not I,
2000
Bam HI,
3000
Transcribed Image Text:The next several questions provide additional practice in predicting and interpreting the results of restriction digestions. Please use the maps below, for plasmids pNUT and pPOD, to answer these questions. pNUT is 5,000 bp long, and pPOD is 6,500 bp long. BamHI, Ncol, Notl, and Sacl are all type II restriction enzymes; their cut sites on the two plasmids are shown in the maps below. 0, 5000 Bam HI, 4000 Not I 3000 pNUT 5,000 bp Sac I, 2500 Nco I, 500 Sac I, 5500 0, 6500 pPOD 6,500 bp Nco I, 1000 Not I, 2000 Bam HI, 3000
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