9. Here is a restriction map for a bacterial plasmid showing the cleavage sites for two different restrictionenzymes EcoRI and Bam H1.EcoR1700 bpEcoR12000 bp1200 bpBamH1Match the banding pattern in each lane of the agarose gel below with one of the treatments listed. Note: Not alltreatments listed are run on the gel.Plasmid treatments:A. BamHI+EcoR1 (no RNAse)B. BamHI only (no RNAse)Gel lanes:1. DNA Ladder = Mol. Wt. Standard(sizes indicated)bp500040003000200016501000850650500C. BamH1 + EcoR1 + RNAseD. RNAse only2.E. BamH1 + RNAseF. EcoR1+ RNAse3.G. EcoR1 only (no RNase)4.1 2 3 4565.6.-

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