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Plasmid profiling is a molecular Biology technique used to analyze and characterize plasmids—small, circular DNA molecules found in bacteria. This method involves extracting plasmid DNA from bacterial cells and then using techniques such as gel electrophoresis or restriction enzyme digestion to visualize and differentiate the plasmids based on their size and restriction patterns. Plasmid profiling is useful in various applications, including understanding genetic diversity, tracking the spread of antibiotic resistance, and studying bacterial evolution.

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