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Two Probes, a and B, Hybridize Very near Each Other

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Two probes, A and B, hybridize very near each other in a region of DNA that contains RFLPs when digested with HindIII. The four maps show the location and intervening distances of the HindIII restriction sites and the binding locations of probes A and B. The maps show alleles H1-H4 present in a population. What band(s) is/are seen in Southern blot analysis of a H2H3 heterozygote using probe B? Two probes, A and B, hybridize very near each other in a region of DNA that contains RFLPs when digested with HindIII. The four maps show the location and intervening distances of the HindIII restriction sites and the binding locations of probes A and B. The maps show alleles H<sup>1</sup>-H<sup>4</sup> present in a population. What band(s) is/are seen in Southern blot analysis of a H<sup>2</sup>H<sup>3</sup> heterozygote using probe B?   A) 3 kb and 5 kb B) 3 kb and 8 kb C) 3kb, 2kb, and 8 kb D) 5 kb and 8 kb E) 2 kb, 3 kb, and 5 kb

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