In a DNA Protection Assay Gel, Why Is It Necessary

question 36

Multiple Choice

In a DNA protection assay gel, why is it necessary to run sequencing ladders of the putative protein-binding DNA region along with DNase I-treated samples?

• A) to establish the position of the binding protein relative to the transcription start site
• B) to provide molecular weight markers
• C) to check that the gel running conditions are correct
• D) to check for nonspecific DNA degradation
• E) none of the above

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