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When lambda DNA is cut with HinDIII what is the size in base-pairs of the smallest restriction fragment? A.-564 B.- 125 C.-9416 D.- 23,130

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Chapter21: Dna, Genes, And Biotechnology

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When lambda DNA is cut with HinDIII what is the size in base-pairs of the smallest restriction fragment?

A.-564

B.- 125

C.-9416

D.- 23,130

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