It is 41 bases (or nucleotides) long. In this example, the flanking sequences consist of 9 bases (although in reality flanking r

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It is 41 bases (or nucleotides) long. In this example, the flanking sequences consist of 9 bases (although in reality flanking r

egions are typically much longer). The eight four-base repeat units (GATA) make up the remaining 32 bases. How long would you expect an allele from this same locus to be if it had 10 repeat units

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BigorU [14] · Answer 1 · 2022-02-26T13:38:05+03:00

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49

It says that there are eight four-base repeat unites that make up the remaining 32 bases. This means that it 8 x 4 = 32. Then from 32 + 9 = 41 is how you get all of the bases in the original. However, if there were to be 10 repeat units then it would be <u><em>10</em></u> x 4 = 40. Then from there you would get 40 + 9 = 49. Hope my explanation helped somewhat.