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Please help! Let me know if you have any questions. Based on the plasmid map below, how many bands on the DNA Gel would be observed for this plasmid before electrophoresis? Treated with restriction enzyme E. coli vector Size: 1000 bp Loop (folding) size: 100 bp Select any two bands Three bands One band

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Please help! Let me know if you have any questions. Based on the plasmid map below, how many bands on the DNA Gel would be observed for this plasmid before electrophoresis? Treated with restriction enzyme E. coli vector Size: 1000 bp Loop (folding) size: 100 bp Select any two bands Three bands One band
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