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Below is the genome of Lambda phage (48,502 bp in total, ~48.5kb). The physical locations of various restriction sites on the genome are also labelled in parentheses. If we treat the lambda phage's DNA by the restriction enzyme ApaI, after fully digestion, what are the expected outcomes?
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