What is gel electrophoresis and what is restriction enzyme

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1. What is DNA made of?
2. What is a restriction enzyme?
3. What is a DNA ligase?
4. What is a DNA polymerase?
5. What is molecular cloning?
6. What is gel electrophoresis?
7. In an electric field, DNA moves from the ________ to the _________ pole.
8. Smaller fragments of DNA move _________ than larger fragments.

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