Answer Part d,e,f 8. Describe the process of electrophoresis.a. How do you set up the tanks?b. Why do DNA fragments move?C.How do DNA fragments move relative to their size (link this to restrictionenzymes).d. Why do DNA fragments move differently in the electrophoresis gel relative totheir size?e. How can we identify the DNA fragments? (You could include a diagram hereto help with your answer).

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enzymes). d. Why do DNA fragments move differently in the electrophoresis gel relative to their size? е. How can we identify the DNA fragments? (You could include a diagram here to help with your answer).

enzymes). d. Why do DNA fragments move differently in the electrophoresis gel relative to their size? е. How can we identify the DNA fragments? (You could include a diagram here to help with your answer).

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Answer Part d,e,f

8. Describe the process of electrophoresis.
a. How do you set up the tanks?
b. Why do DNA fragments move?
C.
How do DNA fragments move relative to their size (link this to restriction
enzymes).
d. Why do DNA fragments move differently in the electrophoresis gel relative to
their size?
e. How can we identify the DNA fragments? (You could include a diagram here
to help with your answer).

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