Question

In Gel Electrophoresis, which segments of DNA move fastest?

a. The shortest pieces
b. The longest pieces
c. They all move at the same speed
d. They do not move

Answer 1

In Gel Electrophoresis, which segments of DNA move fastest?

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`\sf\purple{a. \:The \:shortest \:pieces}` ✅

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MORE:-

• 
  `\sf\red{Gel\:electrophoresis}` is a technique that is used to separate DNA fragments according to their size.
• It can separate DNA fragments from about 200 to 50,000 base pairs (bp).
• Since DNA is a negatively charged molecule, the fragments move toward the positive electrode.
• The fragments travel through the gel according to their molecular weight – with the
  `\sf\pink{smallest}` fragments moving the
  `\sf\purple{greatest}` distance.

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