BglII6. You have a circular plasmid available, with a single RE site for BglII (A^GATCT). You cleave theplasmid with BglII, and join it to both ends of a linear fragment of viral DNA which was obtained bydigesting the viral genome with the RE DpnII (^GATC), resulting in a larger plasmid.☑DpnIITextDpnIIOIf the resulting larger plasmid is incubated with BglII, will the enzyme be able to excise the fragmentof viral DNA? If no, why not? If yes, explain under which conditions. Motivate your answer by showingthe sequence of the plasmid DNA (in black) and the viral DNA (in blue) at both the join positions.Write out the sequences in dsDNA format, if necessary indicate any flanking nucleotides by N. 7.Consider the following plasmid (size 6700 bp), with restriction sites at the positions indicated:BamHI+16700 bp28003500EcoRIBamHIProbe

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2005) Bsal 6. On the left is a diagram of the pUC19 plasmid, which is composed of 2,686 bp. Numbers on the plasmid and next to each restriction enzyme cut site represent a base pair (bp) measurement from an arbitrary starting point (0) going in the clockwise direction. On the right is a diagram of an electrophoresis gel. A standard molecular weight (MW) ladder is in the far-left lane, labeling the position of DNA fragments of known sizes from 0.5-10 kb. Lanes 1-5 are DNA bands observed from digestion of the plasmid with one or more of the restriction enzymes. 2500 11500 ori PUC19 2686 bp Sspl (1266) 9 B -HindIII (632) BamHI (662) EcoRI (683) kb 10.0, 8.0 6.0. 5.0 4.0 3.0 2.0 1.5 1.0 <0.5 MW 1 | || 2 3 4 5 a. Which lane(s) shows the DNA fragmentation pattern produced by digestion of the plasmid with either EcoRI, Bsal, OR Ssp1? Briefly explain your answer. b. Cutting this plasmid with restriction enzymes Bsal AND Ssp1 would result in DNA fragments of what sizes? Which lane(s) of the gel…
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