Biology 2e
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Author: Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark
Publisher: OpenStax
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Chapter 17, Problem 10RQ
Linkage analysis.
- is used to create a physical map
- is based on the natural recombination process
- requires radiation hybrid mapping
- involves breaking and rejoining of DNA artificially
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Linkage analysis ________.
A. is used to create a physical map
B. Involves breaking and rejoining of DNA artificially (incorrect)
C. Requires radiation hybrid mapping
D. Is based on natural recombination process
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Assuming you are working with the DNA from a single organism, in DNA gel electrophoresis the different bands in the final gel result because the DNA molecules ________.
are from different organisms
have different lengths
have different nucleotide compositions
have different genes
WHOLE CHROMOSOME ARE NOT ANALYZED IN DNA FINGERPRINTING METHOD.
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