If a person is heterozygous for an autosomal RFLP, and the fragment containing the RFLP is amplified by PCR, how many bands will appear on the gel after restirction enzyme digestion

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Salma Daniels

27 January, 13:28

If a person is heterozygous for an autosomal RFLP, and the fragment containing the RFLP is amplified by PCR, how many bands will appear on the gel after restirction enzyme digestion

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impossible to tell

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Rowan Morton · Answer 1

Impossible to tell

Explanation:

The prediction of the number of bands that will appear after any type of PCR amplification procedure requires the crucial information like the primer sequences as well the as the amplicon sizes used for that particular PCR.

No matter what it is autosomal or hetrozygous, the basic information is always required.

If a person is heterozygous for an autosomal RFLP, and the fragment containing the RFLP is amplified by PCR, how many bands will appear on the gel after restirction enzyme digestion3impossible to tell12none

If a person is heterozygous for an autosomal RFLP, and the fragment containing the RFLP is amplified by PCR, how many bands will appear on the gel after restirction enzyme digestion

3

impossible to tell

1

2

none