Restriction

Is this correct? Second question. http://www.flickr.com/photos/85189286@N06/8220858932/in/photostream

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The vector is a circular molecule containing a total of 5730 bp. It has sites for the restriction enzymes SstI, EcoRI and HindIII located at the following positions: EcoRI position 42 SstI position 218 HindIII positions 328 and 5518 An EcoRI/SstI fragment (1350 bp ...

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Hi all, I am prepare in entrance exam. I need help. A restriction endonuclease has the recognition sequence G/AATTC, where "/" indicate the cut side. This sequence is found, on average, once every 'X' residues in a chromosome. 'X' = Options ...

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Sadly I did not help us out. In our lab often we want to check early if we have good product/restriction pattern. And with GelRed gels have to run longer to get nice bands. But it helps indeed if you run longer. Then result can be nice.

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WELL IT VERY GOOD QUESTION. RESTRICTION FREGMENT LENGTH POLYMORPHISM HAS AN ENOROMOUS ROLL ON MOLECULAR BIOLOGY. IT IS USED TO STUDY THE POLYMORPIC NATURE OF ANY DNA SEQUENCE. BESIDES THIS IT IS ALSO USED IN FORENSIC SCIENCE FOR DNA TYPING.

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