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| alitar (profile) wrote, on 10-16-2003 at 10:05pm | |
| DA: Yes, overhangs are the extra bits that the restriction enzyme leaves. The restriction enzymes given all recognized sequences that read the same on both strand 5-3 prime ends, so they always made a z cut. I asked you which way the z would go, which of the top and bottom would be longer, and the answer is: it depends on the enzyme. Thus the 3 and 5 and blunt end (equal) overhang differences. Yay. I learned something in Bio lab today. Go overhangs!! | |
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da | woot, 10-17-03 12:38am ahhhh.. my bio is SO FUCKIGN BORING .. it's all evolution and ecology.. and omfg I don't care about ecology! I like the biochemistry component of biology! arg... (i'm just pissed cuz i have to prepare for my bio midterm.. lol) |
alitar | Re: woot, 10-17-03 10:43am shut up about you bio midterm, dude. I have a midterm on LIBRARY CATALOGUING. I have to READ the fucking organizational theories without killing myself in the process. |
| da | Re: Re: woot, 10-17-03 5:28pm I believe the word you are looking for is "your".... hehehe my once in a lifetime chance to catch a typo : )
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alitar | Re: Re: Re: woot, 10-18-03 12:51pm yes, your. Ok, you win.
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