This shows where EcoR1 cuts, where HindIII cuts, and where BstEII cuts. Given that the entire chromosome is 48,502 base pairs (as it says), figure out the fragment sizes you will expect if you cut it with EcoR1, or with HindIII, or with BseEII. Draw a map like the example attached " Show the sizes of each piece. Color code it according to which enzyme cut it. Here is an example of the map you will make with the data on the back page of the Southernblot procedure. Color code the enzymes and show the sizes of the pieces that will be produced.Remember to include the final piece, which is the end of the DNA minus the last cut site.EcoR1HindlllBstEll27161765921,3678.2588,25814,97225,01142,57830,05837,85247,284 50,000149721508629,62577941214817567250117422This is the back page do the southern blot procedure.Restriction site locations within the lambda chromosome(48,502 base pairs)EcoRI sites21,22626,10431,74739,16844,972Hindlll sites23,13025,15727,47936,89537,45937,58444,141BstEll sites568770588322902413,34813,57213,68916,01217,94125,18330,00536,37440,049

Name: This shows where EcoR1 cuts, where HindIII cuts, and where BstEII cuts
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Description: This shows where EcoR1 cuts, where HindIII cuts, and where BstEII cuts. Given that the entire chromosome is 48,502 base pairs (as it says), figure out the fragment sizes you will expect if you cut it with EcoR1, or with HindIII, or with BseEII. Draw