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Transcribed Image Text:The image below is an example of the results that you could expect to see from your gel. Each
group (e.g., lanes labelled A) contains two samples, Bl=Blue and Br=Brown.
Interpret the results below as being homozygous blue, homozygous brown, or
heterozygous.
A
В
C
LMW
BI Br
BI Br
BI Br BI Br
А.
В.
250
C.
200
150
The sample lane listed as "LMW" denotes what is known as a Low Molecular Weight marker See
Figule3This is a commercially available sample set of standard DNA fragments, measured in
base pairs (bp). These standards of known size are used to determine the size of your PCR
products (the DNA fragments you have created by PCR) by comparing the position of your bands
with the bands of known size.
Based on the gels above and the image of the LMW marker below, extrapolate the
size of the Blue and Brown eye colour alleles.
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Blue eye colour allele size (bp):
-500
- 350
- 300
Brown eye colour allele size (bp):
-250
200
Figure 3: Low Molecular Weight DNA Marker (New England Biolabs)
150
100
75
50
-25
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