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One method is to use gel electrophoresis. This involves placing the sample of DNA in a well on a gel (usually agarose) and running an electric current through it. DNA has a net negative charge and so will migrate towards the positive electrode. Larger sections of DNA migrate more slowly, and so different bands will separate on the basis of size.

By running a standard (with fragments of known size) next to the unknown, you can determine how many bp there are in the unknown.

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There are quite a few ways to calculate base pairs in DNA. The first step is to figure out the base that needs pairing.

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bases come in triplets

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Q: How do you calculate number of nucleotide pairs in DNA molecule?
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