If 50 heavy DNA `(N^(15))` molecules are replicated 2 times in `N^(14)` medium, what is obtained?

A heavy DNA (N^(15)N^(15)) of E. coli is allowed to replicated in N^(14) medium for 80 minutes. What would be the proportions of light (N^(14)-N^(14)) and hybrid densities of DNA (N^(14)-N^(15)) molecules?

A heavy DNA (N^(15)N^(15)) of E. coli is allowed to replicated in N^(14) medium for 80 minutes. What would be the proportions of light (N^(14)-N^(14)) and hybrid densities of DNA (N^(14)-N^(15)) molecules?

A heavy DNA (N^(15)N^(15)) of E.coli is allowed to replicated in N^(14) medium for 80 minutes. What would be the proportions of light (N^(14)-N^(14)) and hybrid densities of DNA (N^(14)-N^(15)) molecules?

Assuming that 50 heavy (i.e., containing N^(15) ) DNA molecules replicated twice in a medium containing N^(14) we expect

A normal DNA molecule is continuously replicate in N^(15) medium than what is the % of lighter DNA in 4^(th) generation.

E. coil with completely N^(15) DNA was allowed to replicate in N^(14) medium for two generations. Percentage of bacteria with heavy DNA will be

A dsDNA found in E. Coli has N^(15) labeled nitrogen bases. This organism was provided with N^(14) based nitrogen bases for the replication process . The two new DNA molecules synthesized after one round of replication in the N^14 based medium . Which of the following options correctly describes the comparison between parent DNA and daughter DNA ?

A dsDNA found in E. Coli has N^(15) labeled nitrogen bases. This organism was provided with N^(14) based nitrogen bases for the replication process . The two new DNA molecules synthesized after one round of replication in the N^14 based medium . describes about the comparison between parent DNA and daughter DNA ?

If a completely radioactive double - stranded DNA molecule undergoes two rounds of replication in a non - radioactive medium, what will be the radioactive status of the four resulting molecules ?