For the STR site diagramed below, each repeat unit, represented by a rectangle, is known to be 5 bp long. The total length of the amplified PCR product for the chromosome shown below is 420 bp long. PCR product - 420 bo Primer Left STR STR STR STR Primer Right What size would the PCR product be for a different chromosome where there were only two tandem repeat units, instead of four? SHOW YOUR WORK.
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![For the STR site diagramed below, each repeat unit, represented by a rectangle, is known to be 5 bp long. The total length of
the amplified PCR product for the chromosome shown below is 420 bp long.
PCR product - 420 bo
Primer
Left
STR STR STR STR
Primer
Right
What size would the PCR product be for a different chromosome where there were only two tandem repeat units, instead of
four? SHOW YOUR WORK.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F24c0229a-04fe-44b7-9e44-b2465566411b%2Ff3a9abab-70bf-4722-909e-b9bbe1775eaf%2Fbjdby2c_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
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