How Is DNA Introduced into Plants Using the Ti Plasmid

question 35

Multiple Choice

How is DNA introduced into plants using the Ti plasmid?

• A) The gene of interest remains in the Ti plasmid after the plasmid has transformed the plant, and the gene is expressed in the plant.
• B) The Ti plasmid inserts the gene of interest directly into the plant's nuclear DNA.
• C) The entire Ti plasmid including the gene of interest is inserted into the plant's nuclear DNA.
• D) The Ti plasmid inserts the foreign DNA into the plant's chloroplast DNA.
• E) The Ti plasmid inserts the foreign DNA into the plant's mitochondrial DNA.

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