In order to identify a specific restriction fragment using a probe, what must be done?
A) The fragments must be separated by electrophoresis.
B) The fragments must be treated with heat or chemicals to separate the strands of the double helix.
C) The probe must be hybridized with the fragment.
D) The fragments must be separated by electrophoresis and the fragments must be treated with heat or chemicals to separate the strands of the double helix.
E) The fragments must be separated by electrophoresis, the fragments must be treated with heat or chemicals to separate the strands of the double helix, and the probe must be hybridized with the fragment.
The Primate order displays a diversity of ways of moving around.
Determining the order and rate constant of an irreversible first-order reaction
Higher-Order Conditioning
For toluene (shown below), you would expect to see which m/z fragment in the mass spectrum?
A Displaced Bone Fragment
Constructing a restriction map (4 of 5)