Estimate the number of base pairs in a relaxed plasmid with 86.6 nm diameter. Assume B-form
Ans:- a relaxed plasmid
Diameter = 86.6nm
Radius = D/2 = 43.3nm
We want to estimate the number of base pair in it..
As we know that:-
1base pair = 0.34 nm or 10 bp = 3.4nm
And.
Circumference of plasmid (~ length of linear DNA.)= 2πr
Where π=3.14.
Therefore;
Circumference of plasmid= 2×3.14×43.3nm
= 272 nm(approx)
And
Total base pair in plasmid = circumference of plasmid / distance between one base pair.
Total bp in plasmid = 272/0.34
= 800bp.
Estimate the number of base pairs in a relaxed plasmid with 86.6 nm diameter. Assume B-form
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