The map shows a wild-type HOAP gene, whereas Mutant 1 has a DNA deletion from base pair 1125 to 1445 and Mutant 2 contains a point mutation at 1372. Predict the sizes of DNA fragments that would be generated in each of the following digests. Wild-type (BamHI): Wild-type (EcoRI): Wild-type (BamHI + EcoRI): Mutant 1 (BamHI): Mutant 1 (EcoRI): Mutant 1 (BamHI + ECORI): Mutant 2 (BamHI): Mutant 2 (EcoRI): Mutant 2 (BamHI + EcoRI): BamHI O EcoRI 740 Promoter ECORI 1140 HOẠP HOAP HP1/ORC Associated Protein 7200 bp Saci 2100 BamHI 2420 Psti 2700 Hindll 3440

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Genome annotation

The technique of linking biological information to genome sequences is termed genome annotation. Gene annotation is the method of identifying gene locations and coding sections. It helps us understand what these genes are doing in the body through establishing structural characteristics and linking them to the actions of various proteins.