GTCATTACA AC CCTCA AGC TC TGC TTG G TATTG 340 350 360 370 C GTC C TC TCT GC G G AC GC GC CTCAA AG AC C TC G 380 390 400 FIGURE 9.13 Results of Automated DNA Sequencing The order of the colored peaks reflects the nucleotide sequence of the DNA.

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