Question
Differentiate between the following:Repetitive DNA and Satellite DNA.

Answer

Repetitive DNA and Satellite DNA.
Repetitive DNA Satelite DNA
It is the non-coding DNA with multiple copies of identical sequences which may lie in tandem or interspersed. It refers to non-coding tandem repeat sequences.
These can be few base pairs to hundreds or thousands of base pairs. These are generally short sequence repeats (up to 60 base pair long).
It appears as light bands. It appears as small dark bands.

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