Unless the vector and source DNA are cut, fragments separated and joined, the desired recombinant vector molecule cannot be created.
(a) How are the desirable DNA sequence cut ?
(b) Explain the technique used to separate the cut fragments.
(c) how are the resultant framents joined to the vector DNA molecule ?

Unless the vector and source DNA are cut, fragments separated and joined, the desired recombinant vector molecule cannot be created. (a) How are the desirable DNA sequences cut ? (b) Explain the technique used to separate the cut fragments. (c) How are the resultant fragments joined to the vector DNA molecule ?

Unless the vector and source DNA are cut, fragments separated and joined, the desired recombinant vector molecule cannot be created. (a) How are the desirable DNA sequences cut ? (b) Explain the technique used to separate the cut fragments. (c) How are the resultant fragments joined to the vector DNA molecule ?

How are the desired DNA sequence used in biotechnology cut? Explain the technique used to separate the cut fragments.

How can the cloned DNA fragments be separated Explain the process.

Assertion : Unless one cuts the vector and the foreign/source DNA with the same restriction enzymes, the recombinant vector molecule cannot be created Reason: When cut by the same restriction enzyme, the resultant DNA fragments have the same kind of sticky ends and these can be joined together (end to end) using DNA ligases

Name and explain the techniques used in separation and isolation of DNA fragments to be used in recombinant DNA technology.

How are the DNA fragments separated and isolated for DNA fingerprinting? Explain.

How are the DNA fragments separated and isolated for DNA fingerprinting? Explain.