QUESTION 7 Primers are needed to start a PCR reaction True O False QUESTION 8 Restriction enzymes specifically recognize and cut short sequences of DNA called introns. O exons. O sticky ends. restriction sites. QUESTION 9 The DNA profiles used as evidence in a murder trial look something like supermarket bar codes. The pattern of bars in a DNA profile shows O the order of genes along particular chromosomes O the order of bases in a particular gene O the presence of differently-sized fragments of DNA O the presence of dominant or recessive alleles for particular traits O the number of chromosomes and whether any are damaged
QUESTION 7 Primers are needed to start a PCR reaction True O False QUESTION 8 Restriction enzymes specifically recognize and cut short sequences of DNA called introns. O exons. O sticky ends. restriction sites. QUESTION 9 The DNA profiles used as evidence in a murder trial look something like supermarket bar codes. The pattern of bars in a DNA profile shows O the order of genes along particular chromosomes O the order of bases in a particular gene O the presence of differently-sized fragments of DNA O the presence of dominant or recessive alleles for particular traits O the number of chromosomes and whether any are damaged
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Primers are needed to start a PCR reaction
True
O False
QUESTION 8
Restriction enzymes specifically recognize and cut short sequences of DNA called
introns.
O exons.
O sticky ends.
restriction sites.
QUESTION 9
The DNA profiles used as evidence in a murder trial look something like supermarket bar codes. The pattern of bars in a DNA profile shows
O the order of genes along particular chromosomes
O the order of bases in a particular gene
O the presence of differently-sized fragments of DNA
O the presence of dominant or recessive alleles for particular traits
O the number of chromosomes and whether any are damaged
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