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To whom working with DNA sequencing1. Would a primer extension reaction in DNA sequencing work using an RNA polymerase? any one can explain this point please?
2. When the products of a DNA sequencing reaction are separated by electrophoresis, why is it normally only possible to read about 500 to 800 bases, yet the sequencing reaction continues for thousands of bases?
1- look up initiation of the reaction for both enzymes. besides think about RNA stability.
2- think about the termination mechanism and the relation between probability of synthesis of a fragment of increasing length and the intensity of the signal. Patrick
Science has proof without any certainty. Creationists have certainty without any proof. (Ashley Montague)
Patrick
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