8.  What is the correct order for the steps in a PCR reaction? Group of answer choices annealing, elongation, strand separation strand separation, elongation, annealing strand separation, annealing, elongation elongation, strand separation, annealing

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Q: 10. Based on the restriction map of the above plasmid, determine the number of DNA fragment(s) and…

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Q: In a PCR experiment, the temperature for primer annealing depends on the length of the primers. the…

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Q: What are restriction enzymes.

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Q: Which primer will anneal to this strand, and elongate during PCR? 5’ ATGCGGTTAC 3’ Group of answer…

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Q: After performing a PCR reaction with an expected product size of 700 bp, you observe the results…

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Q: .. Describe how mutations are linked to DNA polymorphism

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Q: Which of the following is a correct statement about the primers used in the ALU insertion PCR…

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Q: You decide to use PCR to determine if you have another transposon insertion - this one on chromosome…

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Q: The following diagram shows the two strands of a single DNA molecule, with a pair of PCR primers…

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Q: 25. The restriction enzymes Kpnl and Acc65l recognize and cleave the same 6-bp sequence. You have a…

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Q: 9. Estimate the sizes of the bands, in each of the lanes for the gel attached below. Then, for each…

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Q: During PCR, the reaction mixture cycles through three temperatures (for example 94, 60, and 72…

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Q: 3. A linear DNA fragment is cleaved with one, two or three restriction enzymes to yield fragments as…

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Q: 1) you have a locus in your PCR reaction that is a DNA squence is on the fifth chromosome, is a…

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Q: You are considering using restriction enzymes that recognizes 4-bp and 6-bp nucleotide sequences,…

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Q: The synthesis of phosphocreatine is unfavorable. If dur- ing extended periods of rest, e.g.,…

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Q: 19. You run a PCR of the above HBB sequence using the primers you designed. You receive a vector…

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Q: Which of the following components are required for the polymerase chain reaction (PCR)? Select all…

A: The components that are required for PCR are-  dNTPs, DNA polymerase, Oligonucleotide primers

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Q: 8. You perform a PCR experiment using the template and primers shown below. What size is the…

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