The primers you used in lab amplified 145 base pairs that were adjacent, but not included in the repeat. If you used a different primer that only amplified 130 base pairs adjacent to a 14 base pair repeat, and your PCR product size was 172, how many repeats were in your product?
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5
1
4
3
2

PCR technique used to make multiple DNA copies from a segment or small sequence of DNA that is called primer for identification or detection of the pathogen.

given:

Primer amplified base pairs - 130 that are adjacent to - 14 base pair repeats.

PCR product size was 172

So, the extra nucleotide that we get would be = product size - primer amplified

172- 130 = 42 bp

Extra repeats you got = 42/14= 3 repeats

The primers you used in lab amplified 145 base pairs that were adjacent, but not included in the repeat. If you used a different primer that only amplified 130 base pairs adjacent to a 14 base pair repeat, and your PCR product size was 172, how many repeats were in your product? 6 5 1 4 3 2

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The primers you used in lab amplified 145 base pairs that were adjacent, but not included in the repeat. If you used a different primer that only amplified 130 base pairs adjacent to a 14 base pair repeat, and your PCR product size was 172, how many repeats were in your product?
6
5
1
4
3
2