Read and explain the DNA sequence below A Chromatograms from Contig[0001] MC2-wiregent base #543 Base 343 of 1,044 TAGAGTATGGTAEEEE • What do the colors mean? Is there a significance to the height of the peaks? If there is a point mutation that changes the first G to a C, what will look different on the electropherogram? If the patient is heterozygous for the point mutation, what will the electropherogram look like?
Read and explain the DNA sequence below A Chromatograms from Contig[0001] MC2-wiregent base #543 Base 343 of 1,044 TAGAGTATGGTAEEEE • What do the colors mean? Is there a significance to the height of the peaks? If there is a point mutation that changes the first G to a C, what will look different on the electropherogram? If the patient is heterozygous for the point mutation, what will the electropherogram look like?
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![Read and explain the DNA sequence below
A
Chromatograms from Contig[0001]
MC2-wiregent base #543 Base 343 of 1,044
TAGAGTATGGTAEEEE
•
What do the colors mean?
Is there a significance to the
height of the peaks?
If there is a point mutation that
changes the first G to a C, what
will look different on the
electropherogram?
If the patient is heterozygous for
the point mutation, what will
the electropherogram look like?](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fa35b6fe7-5a6d-496d-bc78-d05b476b75c4%2F68791066-26ff-42b1-a383-f0ba99b8ce46%2F03hilf2_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Read and explain the DNA sequence below
A
Chromatograms from Contig[0001]
MC2-wiregent base #543 Base 343 of 1,044
TAGAGTATGGTAEEEE
•
What do the colors mean?
Is there a significance to the
height of the peaks?
If there is a point mutation that
changes the first G to a C, what
will look different on the
electropherogram?
If the patient is heterozygous for
the point mutation, what will
the electropherogram look like?
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