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Which direction does DNA migrate on an agarose gel? Why? Toward the negative electrode, because the sugars in the DNA have a positive charge Toward the positive electrode, because the sugars in the DNA are coated with SDS when we run the gel Toward the positive electrode, because the sugars in the DNA have a negative charge Toward the negative electrode, because the phosphates in the DNA have a negative charge Toward the positive electrode, because the phosphates in the DNA have a negative charge

          Which direction does DNA migrate on an agarose gel? Why?
Toward the negative electrode, because the sugars in the DNA have a positive charge
Toward the positive electrode, because the sugars in the DNA are coated with SDS when we run the gel
Toward the positive electrode, because the sugars in the DNA have a negative charge
Toward the negative electrode, because the phosphates in the DNA have a negative charge
Toward the positive electrode, because the phosphates in the DNA have a negative charge

Which direction does DNA migrate on an agarose gel? Why?
Toward the negative electrode, because the sugars in the DNA have a positive charge
Toward the positive electrode, because the sugars in the DNA are coated with SDS when we run the gel
Toward the positive electrode, because the sugars in the DNA have a negative charge
Toward the negative electrode, because the phosphates in the DNA have a negative charge
Toward the positive electrode, because the phosphates in the DNA have a negative charge

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