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distinguishing circular and linear DNAModerator: BioTeam
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distinguishing circular and linear DNAI need to learn at least 2 different ways to determine if a 100 kb ds DNA viral genome is circular or linear. We are starting with highly purified viral DNA in a tube. I know that circular and linear DNA run differently on a gel, but I don't think you can run fragments that big on an agarose gel. Thanks
By restriction enzymes you could recognise it (circular = you will get as many fragments, as many times you cut; linear = you get +1 fragment), but I guess ou don't have restriction map, do you?
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