Once you have amplified the PCR product, you want to check i…
Once you have amplified the PCR product, you want to check it by digesting it with HhaI. How many DNA fragments will you see on the 1% agarose gel? What are the sizes (in bp) of each of the fragments? Embed a picture/screenshot of the Gel after digesting with HhaI. Adjust/toggle Agarose concentration to 1%. Explain how this diagnostic restriction digest using HhaI helps with verifying the PCR product. Helpful site: NEB Cutter Use Custom Digest to specify the enzyme
Read DetailsLet S be the schedule: S: R1(X), W2(Y), R1(Y), R2(X), R3(X),…
Let S be the schedule: S: R1(X), W2(Y), R1(Y), R2(X), R3(X), C2, R3(Y), C1, C3 Note that, R, W, C refer to read, write, commit operations respectively; 1, 2, 3 are the indexes of transactions; X, Y are data items. For example, R1(X) means Transaction 1 reads X. Select all the correct statements:
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Given the following relation: Faculty (fname, title, department, address). Suppose each tuple is 40 bytes long, 100 tuple per page, and the relation contains 1,000 pages. Considering the following query: Select title, fname from Faculty E where E.title=’Professor’. Suppose that a B+tree index on department is the only index of the relation. There are 5 different department stored in the table. What is the estimated reduction factor of the query condition.
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