A) 6000
B) 30,000
C) 1,000,000
D) 30,000,000
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A) Transfection
B) Transduction
C) Transformation
D) Conjugation
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A) 2 × 10-4
B) 8 × 108
C) 5 × 103
D) 1.25 × 10-9
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A) 5% to 10%
B) 30% to 40%
C) 60% to 70%
D) 90% to 95%
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A) ligation of DNA segments.
B) cleavage of DNA into small fragments.
C) insertion of DNA fragments into a vector.
D) All of the above
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A) 3.2 thousand
B) 3.2 million
C) 3.2 billion
D) 3.2 trillion
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A) around antibiotic resistance genes.
B) within antibiotic resistance genes.
C) in the ori site.
D) inside TRP1 or URA3 genes.
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A) Transformation
B) Cloning
C) Transduction
D) None of the above
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A) they may contain sequences which allow them to be replicated autonomously within a compatible host cell.
B) they may contain sequences which enable integration into the host genome.
C) only a select few of them may have a unique cloning site which can be cut by restriction endonucleases.
D) the most important vectors have restriction sites which are grouped together in a polylinker.
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A) Blunt end fragments of DNA can be ligated.
B) A sheared DNA fragment can be given sticky ends.
C) The enzyme deoxynucleotidyl transferase cannot generate sticky ends.
D) A synthetic DNA fragment, called a linker, can connect blunt end DNA fragments.
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A) Haemophilus influenzae
B) E. coli
C) Agrobacterium tumefaciens
D) S. cerevisiae
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A) the mechanical shearing of long DNA molecules.
B) digesting DNA with type II restriction endonucleases.
C) the action of reverse transcriptase on rRNA.
D) All of the above
E) Only A and B
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A) cloned cDNA
B) antibodies
C) mRNA
D) All of the above
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A) exons.
B) introns.
C) transgenic DNA molecules.
D) recombinant DNA molecules.
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A) formation of proteins from RNA fragments
B) investigation of molecular evolution
C) amplification of genes in paternity testing
D) construction of phylogenetic trees
E) detection of microoranisms from clinical specimens blood, urine, etc.)
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A) marker gene
B) ribosome binding site
C) Taq polymerase gene
D) strong promoter sequence
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A) The original plant will eventually express the new gene in all its cells even if only a few cells of the plant are initially infected by E. coli.
B) Pollen cells must be infected and then used to produce the next generation of plants which will express the new gene in all cells.
C) Any cell from the original plant that is infected with the E. coli is removed and treated to dedifferentiate and eventually to grow into an entire new plant in which the new gene is expressed throughout.
D) All of the above
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