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What does getting expected bands in a restriction digest indicate?

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Correct answer: It may be the correct clone

The governing concept is restriction-map analysis for recombinant clone confirmation. A restriction enzyme cuts DNA at defined recognition sites, producing fragments whose sizes can be predicted from the vector map and the expected insert. After gel electrophoresis, a clone showing the predicted band pattern is consistent with the intended construct and may therefore be the correct clone. Option A is carefully worded as “may” because a digest supports, but does not always prove, sequence identity; sequencing can provide stronger confirmation. DNA absence would give no DNA bands, while host water and melted protein are unrelated to this DNA analysis.

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Restriction DigestGel ElectrophoresisClone ConfirmationCompetent HostPrinciples Of BiotechnologyBiotechnologyClass 11 Mcq

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