3a2b_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. HhaI is derived from Haemophilus haemolyticus, and MluI is derived from Micrococcus luteus. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
MluI 0 kbHhaI 1 kb 2 kbMluI 3 kb 4 kb 5 kbHhaI 6 kbHhaI 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with HhaI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Correct 2 kb Incorrect 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Incorrect 5 kb Correct 6 kb Correct MA70d7_6a01
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. SgsI is derived from Streptomyces griseus RFL5, and XmaI is derived from Xanthomonas malvacearum. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
XmaI 0 kbSgsI 1 kb 2 kbXmaI 3 kb 4 kbSgsI 5 kbSgsI 6 kb 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with SgsI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Correct 2 kb Incorrect 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Incorrect 7 kb Correct MA5176_6a01
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. FbaI is derived from Flavobacterium balustinum, and SfoI is derived from Serratia fonticola. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
SfoI 0 kbFbaI 1 kb 2 kbSfoI 3 kb 4 kbFbaI 5 kbFbaI 6 kb 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with FbaI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Correct 2 kb Incorrect 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Incorrect 7 kb Correct MA30c6_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. PsiI is derived from Pseudomonas species SE-G49, and NheI is derived from Neisseria mucosa. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
NheI 0 kbPsiI 1 kb 2 kb 3 kb 4 kb 5 kbNheI 6 kbPsiI 7 kb 8 kbPsiI 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with PsiI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MAbbef_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. KpnI is derived from Klebsiella pneumoniae OK8, and MseI is derived from Micrococcus species. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
MseI 0 kb 1 kb 2 kbKpnI 3 kb 4 kbKpnI 5 kb 6 kbMseI 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kbKpnI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with KpnI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MA4e4e_0bb3
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. SrfI is derived from Streptomyces species Srf, and VneI is derived from Vibrio nereis 18. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
VneI 0 kb 1 kb 2 kb 3 kb 4 kbSrfI 5 kbSrfI 6 kbVneI 7 kb 8 kbSrfI 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with SrfI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Correct 2 kb Incorrect 3 kb Correct 4 kb Incorrect 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Incorrect 7 kb Incorrect 8 kb Correct MA0372_6a01
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. AcvI is derived from Aeromonas caviae, and MalI is derived from Marinococus albus I. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
MalI 0 kbAcvI 1 kb 2 kbMalI 3 kb 4 kbAcvI 5 kbAcvI 6 kb 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with AcvI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Correct 2 kb Incorrect 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Incorrect 7 kb Correct MA3db6_0bb3
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. SphI is derived from Streptomyces phaeochromogenes, and FseI is derived from Frankia species Eul1b. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
FseI 0 kbSphI 1 kb 2 kbSphI 3 kb 4 kbFseI 5 kb 6 kb 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kbSphI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with SphI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Incorrect 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Incorrect 7 kb Incorrect 8 kb Correct MA777a_0bb3
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. NsbI is derived from Neisseria subflava Va-1, and SphI is derived from Streptomyces phaeochromogenes. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
SphI 0 kbNsbI 1 kb 2 kbNsbI 3 kb 4 kb 5 kb 6 kb 7 kb 8 kbSphI 9 kb 10 kbNsbI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with NsbI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Incorrect 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Incorrect 7 kb Incorrect 8 kb Correct MA3cde_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. FbaI is derived from Flavobacterium balustinum, and SmiI is derived from Streptococcus milleri S. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
SmiI 0 kbFbaI 1 kb 2 kbFbaI 3 kb 4 kb 5 kb 6 kbSmiI 7 kb 8 kbFbaI 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with FbaI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MAfd0f_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. PaeI is derived from Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and VspI is derived from Vibrio species 343. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
VspI 0 kbPaeI 1 kb 2 kb 3 kb 4 kb 5 kbVspI 6 kbPaeI 7 kb 8 kbPaeI 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with PaeI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MAe870_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. PaeI is derived from Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and FbaI is derived from Flavobacterium balustinum. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
FbaI 0 kb 1 kb 2 kbPaeI 3 kb 4 kb 5 kbPaeI 6 kbFbaI 7 kb 8 kbPaeI 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with PaeI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Incorrect 3 kb Correct 4 kb Incorrect 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MA9a88_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. FspI is derived from Fischerella species, and SfoI is derived from Serratia fonticola. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
SfoI 0 kb 1 kb 2 kb 3 kb 4 kbFspI 5 kb 6 kbFspI 7 kb 8 kbSfoI 9 kb 10 kbFspI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with FspI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MA6f91_0bb3
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. MroI is derived from Micrococcus roseus, and PscI is derived from Paracoccus species RFL1. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
PscI 0 kbMroI 1 kb 2 kb 3 kb 4 kbPscI 5 kb 6 kb 7 kb 8 kbMroI 9 kb 10 kbMroI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with MroI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Incorrect 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Incorrect 7 kb Incorrect 8 kb Correct MAe62a_3635
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. CciI is derived from Curtobacterium citreus, and SdaI is derived from Streptomyces diastaticus Ng7-324. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
SdaI 0 kbCciI 1 kb 2 kbSdaI 3 kb 4 kb 5 kbCciI 6 kb 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kbCciI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with CciI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Incorrect 5 kb Correct MAf09a_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. VspI is derived from Vibrio species 343, and PdiI is derived from Pseudomonas diminuta Mck 33-321. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
PdiI 0 kb 1 kb 2 kbVspI 3 kb 4 kbVspI 5 kb 6 kbPdiI 7 kb 8 kbVspI 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with VspI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MAaba6_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. RgaI is derived from Rhizobium galegae, and NcoI is derived from Nocardia corallina. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
NcoI 0 kb 1 kb 2 kbRgaI 3 kb 4 kb 5 kbRgaI 6 kbNcoI 7 kb 8 kbRgaI 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with RgaI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Incorrect 3 kb Correct 4 kb Incorrect 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MAda9b_6a01
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. DinI is derived from Deinococcus indicus, and NdeI is derived from Neisseria denitrificans. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
NdeI 0 kbDinI 1 kb 2 kbNdeI 3 kb 4 kbDinI 5 kbDinI 6 kb 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with DinI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Correct 2 kb Incorrect 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Incorrect 7 kb Correct MA57c3_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. RgaI is derived from Rhizobium galegae, and HhaI is derived from Haemophilus haemolyticus. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
HhaI 0 kb 1 kb 2 kbRgaI 3 kb 4 kbRgaI 5 kb 6 kbHhaI 7 kb 8 kbRgaI 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with RgaI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MA67e6_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. PagI is derived from Pseudomonas alcaligenes Sau 14-027, and KspI is derived from Kluyvera species. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
KspI 0 kbPagI 1 kb 2 kb 3 kb 4 kb 5 kb 6 kbPagI 7 kb 8 kbKspI 9 kb 10 kbPagI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with PagI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MAd5d7_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. DraI is derived from Deinococcus radiophilus, and GlaI is derived from Glacial ice bacterium GL29. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
GlaI 0 kb 1 kb 2 kbDraI 3 kb 4 kb 5 kb 6 kbGlaI 7 kb 8 kbDraI 9 kb 10 kbDraI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with DraI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MA437c_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. SciI is derived from Streptoverticillium cinnamoneum, and BalI is derived from Brevibacterium albidum. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
BalI 0 kbSciI 1 kb 2 kbBalI 3 kb 4 kb 5 kb 6 kbSciI 7 kb 8 kbSciI 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with SciI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MA7cd7_0bb3
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. HpaI is derived from Haemophilus parainfluenzae, and PteI is derived from Paenibacillus terrae RFL2. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
PteI 0 kbHpaI 1 kb 2 kbHpaI 3 kb 4 kb 5 kb 6 kb 7 kb 8 kbPteI 9 kb 10 kbHpaI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with HpaI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Incorrect 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Incorrect 7 kb Incorrect 8 kb Correct MAd2ae_0bb3
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. PsiI is derived from Pseudomonas species SE-G49, and CfoI is derived from Clostridium formicoaceticum. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
CfoI 0 kb 1 kb 2 kbPsiI 3 kb 4 kbPsiI 5 kbCfoI 6 kbPsiI 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with PsiI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Incorrect 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Incorrect 7 kb Incorrect 8 kb Correct MAc060_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. KpnI is derived from Klebsiella pneumoniae OK8, and PacI is derived from Pseudomonas alcaligenes. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
PacI 0 kbKpnI 1 kb 2 kb 3 kb 4 kb 5 kbPacI 6 kbKpnI 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kbKpnI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with KpnI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MAca11_0bb3
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. MssI is derived from Methylobacterium species Dd 5-732, and CciI is derived from Curtobacterium citreus. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
CciI 0 kb 1 kb 2 kbMssI 3 kb 4 kbMssI 5 kbCciI 6 kbMssI 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with MssI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Incorrect 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Incorrect 7 kb Incorrect 8 kb Correct MA8d2d_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. PaeI is derived from Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and AscI is derived from Arthrobacter species. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
AscI 0 kb 1 kb 2 kbPaeI 3 kb 4 kbPaeI 5 kbAscI 6 kb 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kbPaeI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with PaeI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MA6866_3635
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. KasI is derived from Kluyvera ascorbata, and FbaI is derived from Flavobacterium balustinum. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
FbaI 0 kbKasI 1 kb 2 kbFbaI 3 kb 4 kb 5 kbKasI 6 kb 7 kb 8 kbKasI 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with KasI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Incorrect 3 kb Correct 4 kb Correct 5 kb Correct MA25e5_3635
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. HpaI is derived from Haemophilus parainfluenzae, and PmeI is derived from Pseudomonas mendocina. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
PmeI 0 kbHpaI 1 kb 2 kb 3 kb 4 kb 5 kbHpaI 6 kb 7 kb 8 kbPmeI 9 kb 10 kbHpaI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with HpaI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Incorrect 5 kb Correct MAeeca_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. XbaI is derived from Xanthomonas badrii, and AgeI is derived from Agrobacterium gelatinovorum. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
AgeI 0 kb 1 kb 2 kbXbaI 3 kb 4 kb 5 kbAgeI 6 kb 7 kb 8 kbXbaI 9 kb 10 kbXbaI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with XbaI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MAb02e_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. PstI is derived from Providencia stuartii 164, and SacI is derived from Streptomyces achromogenes. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
SacI 0 kb 1 kb 2 kb 3 kb 4 kbPstI 5 kbPstI 6 kb 7 kb 8 kbSacI 9 kb 10 kbPstI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with PstI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Correct 2 kb Incorrect 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Incorrect 5 kb Correct 6 kb Correct MA241b_3635
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. PauI is derived from Paracoccus alcaliphilus ZVK3-3, and DinI is derived from Deinococcus indicus. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
DinI 0 kbPauI 1 kb 2 kb 3 kb 4 kbDinI 5 kbPauI 6 kb 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kbPauI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with PauI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Incorrect 5 kb Correct MAc45d_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. MseI is derived from Micrococcus species, and XhoI is derived from Xanthomonas holcicola. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
XhoI 0 kbMseI 1 kb 2 kbMseI 3 kb 4 kbXhoI 5 kb 6 kbMseI 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with MseI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MA0427_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. SlaI is derived from Streptomyces lavendulae, and MstI is derived from Microcoleus species. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
MstI 0 kbSlaI 1 kb 2 kbSlaI 3 kb 4 kb 5 kb 6 kbMstI 7 kb 8 kbSlaI 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with SlaI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MAcba6_3635
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. MvnI is derived from Methanococcus vannielii, and SrfI is derived from Streptomyces species Srf. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
SrfI 0 kbMvnI 1 kb 2 kb 3 kb 4 kbSrfI 5 kbMvnI 6 kb 7 kb 8 kbMvnI 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with MvnI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Incorrect 3 kb Correct 4 kb Correct 5 kb Correct MA2d16_0bb3
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. PabI is derived from Pyrococcus abyssi, and MaeI is derived from Methanococcus aeolicus PL-15/H. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
MaeI 0 kbPabI 1 kb 2 kbPabI 3 kb 4 kb 5 kb 6 kb 7 kb 8 kbMaeI 9 kb 10 kbPabI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with PabI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Incorrect 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Incorrect 7 kb Incorrect 8 kb Correct MAf1fb_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. XbaI is derived from Xanthomonas badrii, and RigI is derived from Rhizobium yangligense. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
RigI 0 kb 1 kb 2 kb 3 kb 4 kbXbaI 5 kb 6 kbXbaI 7 kb 8 kbRigI 9 kb 10 kbXbaI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with XbaI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MA1150_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. SphI is derived from Streptomyces phaeochromogenes, and BsnI is derived from Bacillus species SJN7. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
BsnI 0 kbSphI 1 kb 2 kbBsnI 3 kb 4 kbSphI 5 kb 6 kbSphI 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with SphI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MA12e1_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. VneI is derived from Vibrio nereis 18, and MstI is derived from Microcoleus species. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
MstI 0 kbVneI 1 kb 2 kb 3 kb 4 kb 5 kb 6 kbVneI 7 kb 8 kbMstI 9 kb 10 kbVneI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with VneI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MAa61c_6a01
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. AgeI is derived from Agrobacterium gelatinovorum, and DraI is derived from Deinococcus radiophilus. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
DraI 0 kbAgeI 1 kb 2 kbDraI 3 kb 4 kbAgeI 5 kbAgeI 6 kb 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with AgeI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Correct 2 kb Incorrect 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Incorrect 7 kb Correct MA3cb5_6a01
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. VneI is derived from Vibrio nereis 18, and SfoI is derived from Serratia fonticola. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
SfoI 0 kbVneI 1 kb 2 kbSfoI 3 kb 4 kbVneI 5 kbVneI 6 kb 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with VneI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Correct 2 kb Incorrect 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Incorrect 7 kb Correct MA5ceb_6a01
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. FbaI is derived from Flavobacterium balustinum, and RsaI is derived from Rhodopseudomonas sphaeroides. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
RsaI 0 kbFbaI 1 kb 2 kbRsaI 3 kb 4 kbFbaI 5 kbFbaI 6 kb 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with FbaI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Correct 2 kb Incorrect 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Incorrect 7 kb Correct MAb902_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. RsaI is derived from Rhodopseudomonas sphaeroides, and MunI is derived from Mycoplasma species. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
MunI 0 kbRsaI 1 kb 2 kb 3 kb 4 kbRsaI 5 kbMunI 6 kb 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kbRsaI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with RsaI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MA3930_0bb3
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. PteI is derived from Paenibacillus terrae RFL2, and NaeI is derived from Nocardia aerocolonigenes. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
NaeI 0 kbPteI 1 kb 2 kbPteI 3 kb 4 kb 5 kbNaeI 6 kb 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kbPteI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with PteI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Incorrect 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Incorrect 7 kb Incorrect 8 kb Correct MAd124_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. AclI is derived from Acinetobacter calcoaceticus M4, and SciI is derived from Streptoverticillium cinnamoneum. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
SciI 0 kb 1 kb 2 kbAclI 3 kb 4 kb 5 kb 6 kbSciI 7 kb 8 kbAclI 9 kb 10 kbAclI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with AclI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MA6f6d_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. AfaI is derived from Acidiphilium facilis 28H, and BalI is derived from Brevibacterium albidum. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
BalI 0 kb 1 kb 2 kbAfaI 3 kb 4 kb 5 kbBalI 6 kb 7 kb 8 kbAfaI 9 kb 10 kbAfaI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with AfaI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MA15b0_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. MfeI is derived from Mycoplasma fermentans, and FbaI is derived from Flavobacterium balustinum. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
FbaI 0 kbMfeI 1 kb 2 kb 3 kb 4 kb 5 kbFbaI 6 kbMfeI 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kbMfeI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with MfeI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MA9564_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. KspI is derived from Kluyvera species, and PscI is derived from Paracoccus species RFL1. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
PscI 0 kbKspI 1 kb 2 kbPscI 3 kb 4 kb 5 kb 6 kbKspI 7 kb 8 kbKspI 9 kb 10 kb 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with KspI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MA651f_d1e8
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. PscI is derived from Paracoccus species RFL1, and SstI is derived from Streptomyces stanford. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
SstI 0 kbPscI 1 kb 2 kbSstI 3 kb 4 kb 5 kb 6 kbPscI 7 kb 8 kb 9 kb 10 kbPscI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with PscI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Correct 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Correct MA12fa_0bb3
Restriction enzymes are proteins that cut DNA at specific sequences. RigI is derived from Rhizobium yangligense, and FaeI is derived from Flavobacterium aquatile N3. Both enzymes are labeled on the map.
The map shows an intact 12 kb circular DNA molecule. Each enzyme name marks a restriction site. The 0 kb coordinate is the map origin; it is not necessarily cut by the enzyme in the question.
FaeI 0 kbRigI 1 kb 2 kbRigI 3 kb 4 kb 5 kb 6 kb 7 kb 8 kbFaeI 9 kb 10 kbRigI 11 kb |
After digesting the DNA with RigI only, which distinct DNA band sizes will you see on an agarose gel? Select all that apply.
1 kb Incorrect 2 kb Correct 3 kb Incorrect 4 kb Incorrect 5 kb Incorrect 6 kb Incorrect 7 kb Incorrect 8 kb Correct