31) answer is 4th option
1600 kb upon digestion with 1st enzyme produces 400 and 1200
On digestion with 2nd enzyme produces 700 bp and 900 bp.
It's obvious that then upon double digestion, it produces in the order 400, 300&900 kbs
32) exons
Because cDNA library will only contain sequences in mRNA
On the other hand,In genomic DNA library they contains both sequences, ie, intron and exon sequences
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