Calculate the DN/DS ratio for the sequences below. TTT ACT AAT AGT TTC CCT AAC GAT

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Q: Method on the following 5 sequences and find the best multiple sequence alignments. Sequence # 1:…

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Q: D. Е. F. 1. А. B. с. Under each sequence of bases, write the sequence of bases complementary to each…

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Q: Which of the following are necessary for Sanger sequencing? Select all correct answers. Group of…

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