1. If the primers shown below were used in a DNA analysis of person 1.2 and 3, what order would the bands appear, from top to bottom after running the gel? SAPP 080p FG ADIAC DIG. od ac adica daca

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1. If the primers shown below were used in a DNA analysis of person 1.2 and 3, what order would the bands appear, from top to bottom after running the gel?

SAPP

080p

FG ADIAC DIG.

od ac adica daca

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080p,try this if it’s wrong my bad

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