One of the Primary Reasons for Generating a Large Number

question 19

Multiple Choice

One of the primary reasons for generating a large number of clones in a eukaryotic genomic library is that _.

• A) each vector can take up only a relatively small fraction of the eukaryotic DNA
• B) the host range of the vector is limited
• C) each ligation product is sequence specific
• D) lysogenic phages continue to integrate their DNA into the host chromosome, thus reducing the number of desired recombinant clones
• E) each cosmid replicates in coordination with the host chromosome

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