Below is the genotyping results using PCR and gel electrophoresis for a DNA-binding regulatory transcription factor called TF111. Write down the genotypes for normal wild type, skin tumor B, and skin tumor C. DNA Wild type Skin tumor Skin tumor ladder control Cell type B Cell type C 1,000bp 900bp wild type TF111 allele 700bp 500bp 300bp 200bp 40bp mutant TF111 allele Primer dimer Genotype for Wild type control: Genotype for skin tumor cell type B: Genotype for skin tumor cell type C:
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