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Banding patterns prediction

Part C - Experimental results: Banding pattern predictions after the second round of replication
Can you identify the banding patterns predicted by each model after the second round of replication? (Note: The dispersive model’s prediction is already shown; see Hint 1 if you need help understanding it.)
Drag the test tubes to the appropriate locations in the table to show the banding patterns that each model predicts. Test tubes may be used once or not at all.

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Semi conserative shall have a medium band (14N/15N) and a light band (14N/14N) - middle right test tube option- as it one parent strand is conserved and combines with newly synthesized strand while others shall entirely consist of strand synthesized from 14N.

Conservative shal show one heavy band (15N/15N) and one light band (14N/14N) - middle left test tube option - as the parent strands are left intact while new strands are synthesized using 14N.

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