What Is the Major Difference Between Using Green Fluorescent Protein

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Multiple Choice

What is the major difference between using green fluorescent protein and using an antibiotic resistance gene as a reporter gene?

• A) The green fluorescent protein can be used only when the host cell is a plant cell because it relies on the process of photosynthesis.
• B) The antibiotic resistance gene can be used only when the host cell is an animal.
• C) The green fluorescent protein can be used only in transfection, not in transformation.
• D) With the green fluorescent protein, no cells are killed in the selection process.
• E) Homologous recombination will work only with the green fluorescent protein.

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