Based from Fig. 1B, which of the following lanes contain a good quality genomic DNA? Bad quality genomic DNA? Why or Why not? Answer in maximum of 5 sentences only. You can prove your answer by describing the banding pattern of each lanes and how to troubleshoot the DNA extraction procedure if possible.

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