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so today we are going to talk about dot blots and how they can be useful for examining sequences to tell us something about their biological relationship and so if we just take a very simple kind of toy example here of an mRNA sequence Iamp;#39;ve written now and what happens how can we use a dot plot to compare this mRNA sequence to itself letamp;#39;s see when we compare the mRNA sequence to itself it should reveal pretty obviously that these are the same two sequences so dot plot is just a graph where on each access is the sequence that youamp;#39;re going to compare and in this case it is the same - it is the same - mRNA sequences that Iamp;#39;ve written on either side and then any place dot pop basically uses utilizes programming to be able to compare where those two things are the same and if you have the same base then it puts a dot at that position so in this case since these two sequences are exactly the same then you get a perfect match of for the dot blot which is a per