Restriction Map and Gel Electrophoresis

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so if you have a circular plasmid, and the enzyme cuts one place, will there be one band in the gel?

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i think anode is negative charge， am i right？ cathode is positive charge， am i right？

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Yes! ...and no. It is advisable in fact to stay away from using anode/cathode terminology as these words can mean either things. That is, cathode can refer to both positive and negative charges, as well as anode. Can be frustrating, especially if you're to use it in your exam just to learn that your professor thinks of them the other way around :(

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Cathode has a negative charge and ATTRACTS positive, Anode has a positive charge and ATTRACTS positive...

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Anode has positive charge and attracts anions which have negative charge

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Is it just me or is the cathode the positive side?

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+Alexander Dowhayko This is how I remember the distinction: the - cathode - attracts + cations +, the + anode + attracts - anions -. Their names are similar and they are attracted to each other BECAUSE they are oppositely charged!

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+Alexander Dowhayko In GenChem we learned that the cathode is positive and the anode is negative. However, we also learned the in a galvanic cell, it's the opposite. Here, we have a galvanic cell (the battery) supplying the charge, so the cathode is now negative and the anode is positive.

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Cathode has a negative charge and ATTRACTS positive, Anode has a positive charge and ATTRACTS positive...

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