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Differentiate between Repetitive DNA and Satellite DNA.
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10/12/2021 6:09 pm
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Differentiate between Repetitive DNA and Satellite DNA.
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Repetitive DNA
- These are DNA sequences containing small segments repeated several times.
- Vary in length from several base pairs to hundreds and thousands.
- Can be segregated from bulk DNA by density gradient centrifugation because of which they appear as light bands.
Satellite DNA
- These are repetitive DNA sequences containing highly repetitive DNA.
- Shorter in length and are close to hundred base pairs long.
- Can be segregated from bulk DNA through density gradient centrifugation because of which they appear as dark bands and small peaks.
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