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Komok [63]
3 years ago
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Dr. Hincapie recognized that the two larger pieces of DNA— 2100 base pairs and 1800 base pairs—were from plasmids found in bacte

ria that cause infections. The brightness of a piece of DNA on a gel reveals two things: larger pieces of DNA are brighter than smaller pieces and larger amounts of DNA appear brighter than smaller amounts. Knowing this, which bands on this gel do you think contain a gene for resistance to:
Antibiotic A: _____
Antibiotic B: _____
Antibiotic C: _____
Antibiotic D: _____

Worth 20 points. Please answer.

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