Dr. Doom has a DNA sequence of 2000 bp. Enzyme X and Enzyme Y restriction sites and their positions are indicated here. Recall that Enzyme X is methylation sensitive, while Enzyme Y is not. 200 O 100 1800 2000 bp 1000 1500 Enzyme Y Enzyme Y Enzyme X Enzyme Y Enzyme X If this gene is methylated, which of the following combinations of DNA fragments would you expect from this restriction digest?
Dr. Doom has a DNA sequence of 2000 bp. Enzyme X and Enzyme Y restriction sites and their positions are indicated here. Recall that Enzyme X is methylation sensitive, while Enzyme Y is not. 200 O 100 1800 2000 bp 1000 1500 Enzyme Y Enzyme Y Enzyme X Enzyme Y Enzyme X If this gene is methylated, which of the following combinations of DNA fragments would you expect from this restriction digest?
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Dr. Doom has a DNA sequence of 2000 bp.
Enzyme X and Enzyme Y restriction sites and their positions are indicated here. Recall that Enzyme X is methylation-sensitive, while Enzyme Y is not.

Transcribed Image Text:Dr. Doom has a DNA sequence of 2000 bp.
Enzyme X and Enzyme Y restriction sites and their positions are indicated here. Recall that
Enzyme X is methylation sensitive, while Enzyme Y is not.
200
O 100
1800
2000 bp
1000
1500
Enzyme Y
Enzyme Y
Enzyme X
Enzyme Y
Enzyme X
If this gene is methylated, which of the following combinations of DNA fragments would
you expect from this restriction digest?
3 bands = 20o0 bp, 500 bp, and 1300 bp
No bands = DNA will be completely digested
O No
O4 bands 100 bp. 200 bp, 800 bp, and 900 bp
5 bands 100 bp. 200 bp. 1000 bp. 1500 bp, and 1800 bp
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