You load the following DNA samples on a gel:
Lane 1: Longer DNA fragment (600 bp)
Lane 2: Sho...
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You load the following DNA samples on a gel:
Lane 1: Longer DNA fragment (600 bp)
Lane 2: Shorter DNA fragment (300 bp)
Lane 3: Both DNA fragments (600 bp and 300 bp)
Which of the following pictures best represents what your gel will
look like after 20 min of running the electrical current?
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