Which of the following best describes Pulsed-field Gel electrophoresis?
The PFGE samples examined by Lanni show similar illnesses clustered in which one of the following states?
Which of the following is included in the case definition of this outbreak?
Based on what has been presented thus far, what type of outbreak has occurred?
What age group is most affected by this outbreak?
Which of the following PFGE patterns does not match the current outbreak?
What is the best control measure to take at this time?
Based on the information presented thus far, which of the following best describes this outbreak?
Answer to the first question is fourth option. All of the statements describe the pulse-field gel electrophoresis. It is used for surveillance and investigation of foodborne illness, it is result of frequency mapping and it is used only when the large DNA molecule stop the pulsing electric currents. Pulse field electrophoresis is used to separate large DNA molecules and it differs from normal electrophoresis as the direction of the current flowing through the gel matrix changes periodically between 3 directions with each electrode located 60 degrees apart.
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