3’-TATAAAGACTTACAAATTTGTCCCCATTTTGC-5’ 5’-ATATTTCTGAATGTTTAAACAGGGGTAAAACG-3’ a. Diagram the results you would obtain for 1 and 2 rounds of PCR replication using the primers, 5’-ATGTT-3’ and 3’-CCATT-...
3’-TATAAAGACTTACAAATTTGTCCCCATTTTGC-5’
5’-ATATTTCTGAATGTTTAAACAGGGGTAAAACG-3’
a. Diagram the results you would obtain for 1 and 2 rounds of PCR replication using the primers, 5’-ATGTT-3’ and 3’-CCATT-5’ and template above.
b. The primers in part b were designed to make it easy to illustrate the PCR process, in practice PCR primers are 18-25bp in length. Why do PCR primers that are 5bp fail?
c. Are primers used in PCR RNA or DNA?
d. Explain how PCR amplifies the gene of interest without amplifying the other regions of the DNA
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3’-TATAAAGACTTACAAATTTGTCCCCATTTTGC-5’ 5’-ATATTTCTGAATGTTTAAACAGGGGTAAAACG-3’ a. Diagram the results you would obtain for 1 and 2 rounds of PCR replication using the primers, 5’-ATGTT-3’ and 3’-CCATT-...
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1. Write an equation for the DNA replication reaction. List all the reactants and all the products. (The equation does not need to be perfectly balanced.) 2. This diagram shows the process of DNA replication. Label the primers and DNA polymerases, and add two arrows to show the direction of movement of the DNA polymerases. Circle an area where helicase would be located. 3. A segment of a template DNA strand has the sequence shown below. Add the appropriate nucleotides...
Help with 1-6 please??
after the due date and time Describe what Meselson and Stahl would have observed after 3 rounds of replication IF DNA replication was dispersive. (1 point) All the DNA would have a heavy density. All of the DNA would have a density that falls between between intermediate and light density of the DNA would have a light density and 4 would have an intermediate density. 3/4 of the DNA would have a heavy density and %...
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