A section of a genome is cut with three enzymes: A, B, and C. Cutting with A and B yields a 10-kb fragment. Cutting with B and C
yields a 2-kb fragment. What is the expected result from a digest with A and C, if the C site lies in between the A and B sites?
1 answer:
Answer:
8-kb
Explanation:
As you can see in the picture attached, the cutting sites are consecutively situated in the genome. For that reason, if the largest fragment results when A and B cut, and the cutting site of C is betwen A and B, then the fragment expected from a digest with A and C could be calculated as follows:
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