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Custom Digest NEW ENGLAND Print Close BioLabs NEBcutter unnamed sequence - digested with: Alul mment Gel Type: DNA Type: Unmethylated Marker: 1% agarose Lambda - Hindll Digest L=102 mm OK Length (bp) Ends Coordinates narker 1| (LeftEnd)-Alul 1-167 2Alul-(RightEnd) 217-308 3 Alul-Alul 167 92 49 10000 168-216 5000 1000 500 1001. How many fragments were produced?

2. What is the size of the fragments?

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Answer 1. THREE

Answer 2. 167 bp, 92 bp and 49 bp

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narker 1 (LeftEnd)-Alul 1-167 2 Alul-(RightEnd) 217-308 3Alul-Alul 1167 2 92 168-163.49 10000 5000 1000 500 1 100 I 2 I

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