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(1) A. Decrease the ddNTP/dNTP ratio
Explanation:- ddNTP use as a chain terminator because its lack of 3' OH. Due to this it can make phosphodiester bond with the next nucleotide. Hence, decreased concentration of ddNTP to get sequence of a long strand of DNA.
(2) C. The scientist added two different ddNTP to one of the reaction.
Explanation:- Scientist must add a different ddNTP to each tube. As in picture shows Scientist added two different ddNTP to one of the reaction. Its likely seen in G tube.
(3) C. Lane T
Explanation:- DNA is negatively charge, In gel electrophoresis, DNA strand move towards the positive charge Or anode. The smaller DNA move fast than larger DNA strand. So as in picture, we can clearly see that lane T DNA reached first at bottom. So it is a shortest strand.
(4) C. 5' CACTCAATGTCATGCTGCAT 3'
We can easily count the sequence from top to the bottom of the given picture.
(5) D. 3' end
Explanation:- ddNTP is used to stop or terminate DNA synthesis during DNA sequencing and it is lack of 3' OH as compared to normal nucleotide.
(6) A. dideoxynucleotide (ddNTP)
Explanation:- as we discuss above due to the absence of 3' OH in it structure therefore DNA polymerase cannot add nucleotides to these ddNTP. And stop DNA synthesis.
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