Wiki Study Lectures. Conceptually Reading and analyzing double stranded DNA in base pairs compared to single stranded DNA read in Nucleotides Determining.

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Wiki Study Lectures

Conceptually Reading and analyzing double stranded DNA in base pairs compared to single stranded DNA read in Nucleotides Determining fragment length off of base pair numbers Put questions after each individual slide to show better understanding

Transformation Origin of Replication Specimen specific

PCR Primers, polymerase, genotypes

Gel Electrophoresis Reading the gel’s results Strand fragments negative Electric flow

Restriction Enzymes Specification of the vector and how the DNA is specifically cut due to blah Relate back to pGlo Come from the bacteria Cut a specific places on the DNA strand no matter which DNA always the same place the fragments from different DNA of other organism will look the same due to restriction enzymes which can be used as plasmids and introduce to others because they will be complimentary

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