A DNA fragment of unknown sequence is divided into four portions and mixed with all the elements necessary to synthesize the complementary strand according to the Sanger sequencing method. To each of these four mixtures a different dideoxynucleotide (a modified base) is added in addition to the normal nucleotides. Each mixture is then separated by electrophoresis and the gel shown below is obtained. What is the sequence of the original strand of DNA? Note: The A, T, C, G labels at the top of each lane refer to the dideoxynucleotide that was added in each reaction mixture.
Students who take this exam are expected to NOT engage in an…
Students who take this exam are expected to NOT engage in any form of academic dishonesty. This includes using information from any outside resources such as textbook, internet, and others. You are, however, allowed a “cheat sheet”- one side of one-half of a standard 8.5 x 11 piece of paper with HAND-WRITTEN notes. Hold your “cheat sheet” up to your webcam so that it is visible for about three seconds (failure to do so may result in a score of 0 for this exam). You may also use a calculator (not a smart phone) and one blank piece of scratch paper. Indicate your willingness to NOT engage in academic dishonesty by indicating your response below. Note: you must choose option “a” in order to receive credit for this exam.
What is the performance diagnostic checklist? How is it used…
What is the performance diagnostic checklist? How is it used? Explain in detail.
What should be considered when creating a preference assessm…
What should be considered when creating a preference assessment for your staff members?
What behavior analytic principles underlie the effective of…
What behavior analytic principles underlie the effective of feedback?
What is procedural integrity? How is it used in supervision?
What is procedural integrity? How is it used in supervision?
Which term best describes this image? (V3)
Which term best describes this image? (V3)
This organism is a representative of which group/phylum? 100…
This organism is a representative of which group/phylum? 1000X
List the 2 features used to classify viruses. (V4) +2
List the 2 features used to classify viruses. (V4) +2
Fungi take two vegetative forms. The most common form is fil…
Fungi take two vegetative forms. The most common form is filamentous with branching threads called hyphae. The other form is unicellular, commonly called _______. (E1)