In Vitro Evolution

question 34

Multiple Choice

In vitro evolution

• A) can produce both nucleic acid and protein molecules unknown in living organisms.
• B) requires many rounds of production of many variant molecules and the selection of those having (or beginning to have) the desired properties.
• C) often involves techniques and molecules employed in recombinant DNA technology, such as PCR and cDNA.
• D) Both b and c
• E) All of the above

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Definitions:

Difference

A distinguishing factor or quality that sets one thing apart from others, often utilized to compare and contrast entities or concepts.

Terminal Bud

A growth located at the tip of a stem or branch, where new leaves and flowers can develop.

Zone of Cell Division

An area in plant roots or shoots where cells are actively dividing, contributing to growth in length.

Shoot Tip

The apex of the shoot of a plant, containing the apical meristem responsible for the plant's growth in length.