Can someone help me determine the sizes of DNA sequences in my PCR and Saccharomyces cerevisiae genome using the below document as guidance?

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Abhijeet Singh

for PCR fragment do gel electrophoresis
for genome search in public databases

Describe briefly what you want help with, don't give job to others to read and answer for you. Its you who is seeking answer.

Prarthna Saraswat

simply perform a blast search for your PCR DNA fragments with that of S.cerevisiae genome database, hits will show you genes involved

Prarthna Saraswat Can you please tell us how one can blast a PCR DNA fragment/amplicon?