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BiotechnologyIf the number of EcoRI sites increases in a DNA sample what happens to expected fragments?Class 11Principles of BiotechnologyRestriction EnzymesEasy BiotechnologyAfter restriction digestion several bands appear in a gel. What do these bands represent?Class 11Principles of BiotechnologyRestriction EnzymesEasy BiotechnologyA linear DNA has three restriction sites. How many fragments will form after complete digestion?Class 11Principles of BiotechnologyRestriction EnzymesEasy BiotechnologyIf a circular plasmid has two different restriction sites and both are cut, how many DNA fragments form?Class 11Principles of BiotechnologyRestriction EnzymesMedium BiotechnologyIf linear DNA has one restriction site how many fragments will be formed by that enzyme?Class 11Principles of BiotechnologyRestriction EnzymesEasy BiotechnologyWhat problem can occur if DNA amount is very low in a restriction enzyme experiment?Class 11Principles of BiotechnologyRestriction EnzymesEasy BiotechnologyRestriction fragment length polymorphism is related to what?Class 11Principles of BiotechnologyRestriction EnzymesEasy BiotechnologyWhat does a restriction map show?Class 11Principles of BiotechnologyRestriction EnzymesEasy BiotechnologyCompared with a six-base restriction site how is an eight-base site generally?Class 11Principles of BiotechnologyRestriction EnzymesEasy BiotechnologyWhat result is possible after cutting by a restriction enzyme?Class 11Principles of BiotechnologyRestriction EnzymesEasy BiotechnologyWhat do smaller DNA fragments generally do in a gel?Class 11Principles of BiotechnologyRestriction EnzymesEasy BiotechnologyRecombinant DNA made using restriction enzymes involves joining what?Class 11Principles of BiotechnologyRestriction EnzymesEasy BiotechnologyWhich term is correct for small pieces of cut DNA?Class 11Principles of BiotechnologyRestriction EnzymesEasy BiotechnologyWhich common technique separates DNA fragments made by restriction enzymes?Class 11Principles of BiotechnologyRestriction EnzymesEasy BiotechnologyDNA fragments produced with restriction enzymes are separated in gel mainly on what basis?Class 11Principles of BiotechnologyRestriction EnzymesEasy BiotechnologyWhich technique is commonly used to observe DNA fragments after restriction enzyme cutting?Class 11Principles of BiotechnologyRestriction EnzymesEasy BiotechnologyOn what basis are DNA fragments separated in gel electrophoresis?Class 11Principles of BiotechnologyGenetic EngineeringEasy BiotechnologyWhat is the main difference between blunt ends and sticky ends?Class 11Principles of BiotechnologyGenetic EngineeringEasy BiotechnologyWhich technique uses an electric field to separate DNA fragments?Class 11Principles of BiotechnologyGenetic EngineeringEasy BiotechnologyWhy is agarose gel used?Class 11Principles of BiotechnologyGenetic EngineeringEasy