Shotgun DNA Sequencing Differs from Hierarchical DNA Sequencing in That

question 50

Multiple Choice

Shotgun DNA sequencing differs from hierarchical DNA sequencing in that

• A) fragments with overlapping sequences are not needed for shotgun sequencing.
• B) specific markers are required for hierarchical DNA sequencing.
• C) shotgun DNA sequencing does not require amplification of the DNA.
• D) multiple cutting of the DNA is not needed for shotgun DNA sequencing.
• E) genomic libraries are used only in shotgun sequencing.

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