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(N/A)       Repetitive $DNA$    Satellite $DNA$        $(1)$ It consists of non-coding $DNA$ sequences that are present in multiple copies,either in t

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(N/A)       Repetitive $DNA$    Satellite $DNA$        $(1)$ It consists of non-coding $DNA$ sequences that are present in multiple copies,either in tandem or interspersed.    $(1)$ It consists of non-coding $DNA$ sequences that are present in tandem repeats.        $(2)$ The length of the repeat unit can range from a few base pairs to thousands of base pairs.    $(2)$ These are typically short repeat sequences (up to $60$ base pairs).        $(3)$ It forms lighter bands in a cesium chloride density gradient.    $(3)$ It forms small,distinct dark bands (satellite peaks) in a cesium chloride density gradient.

Distinguish between: Repetitive $DNA$ and Satellite $DNA$.

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Repetitive $DNA$	Satellite $DNA$
$(1)$ It consists of non-coding $DNA$ sequences that are present in multiple copies,either in tandem or interspersed.	$(1)$ It consists of non-coding $DNA$ sequences that are present in tandem repeats.
$(2)$ The length of the repeat unit can range from a few base pairs to thousands of base pairs.	$(2)$ These are typically short repeat sequences (up to $60$ base pairs).
$(3)$ It forms lighter bands in a cesium chloride density gradient.	$(3)$ It forms small,distinct dark bands (satellite peaks) in a cesium chloride density gradient.