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What is the definition of recombinant DNA?
What is the definition of recombinant DNA?
- Molecules of DNA from two different species inserted into a host organism (correct)
- Molecules of DNA from the same species inserted into a host organism
- Molecules of RNA from the same species inserted into a host organism
- Molecules of RNA from two different species inserted into a host organism
What are clones in the context of molecular biology?
What are clones in the context of molecular biology?
- Cells or organisms with a mix of genetic material from different species
- Cells or organisms with no genetic material
- Genetically identical cells or organisms produced asexually from a single ancestor (correct)
- Genetically different cells or organisms produced sexually from multiple ancestors
What is the function of gene libraries?
What is the function of gene libraries?
- To produce genetically modified organisms
- To replicate DNA fragments for experimental purposes
- To store cloned DNA fragments that make up the total genomic DNA of an organism (correct)
- To express foreign genetic material in a host organism
What is the role of vectors in molecular biology?
What is the role of vectors in molecular biology?
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What is the purpose of Northern blotting in a laboratory setting?
What is the purpose of Northern blotting in a laboratory setting?
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What is a gene library?
What is a gene library?
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What is the function of a vector in molecular biology?
What is the function of a vector in molecular biology?
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What are clones?
What are clones?
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What is the purpose of recombinant DNA?
What is the purpose of recombinant DNA?
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What is Northern blotting used for in a laboratory setting?
What is Northern blotting used for in a laboratory setting?
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