When looking at a gel after running, one band in a lane is farther a?

Question: When looking at a gel after running, one band in a lane is farther a?

If one band in a lane on a gel appears farther than the others, it could indicate that the DNA fragment represented by that band is larger than the others in the same lane. The distance that DNA fragments travel during gel electrophoresis is inversely proportional to their size, with smaller fragments migrating faster and farther down the gel. Therefore, a larger DNA fragment will travel more slowly and may appear farther up the gel than smaller fragments in the same lane.

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