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A plasmid can be considered as a suitable cloning vector if
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A. it can be readily isolated from the cells
B. it possesses a single restriction site for one or more restriction enzymes
C. insertion of foreign DNA does not alter its replication properties
D. All of the above
Correct Answer
All of the above
Cloning Vectors problems
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1. Cosmids lack
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A. genes coding for viral proteins
B. origin of replication
C. marker genes coding for replication
D. cleavage site for the insertion of foreign DNA
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Correct Answer: genes coding for viral proteins
2. ? ZAP vector is an example of
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A. phage
B. phagemid
C. cosmid
D. plasmid
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Correct Answer: phagemid
3. Cosmid vectors are used for
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A. cloning small fragments of DNA
B. cloning large fragments of DNA
C. cloning prokaryotic DNA only
D. cloning eukaryotic DNA only
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Correct Answer: cloning large fragments of DNA
4. ? gt 10 and ? gt 11 vectors can propagate cloned fragments up to
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A. 6-7 kb
B. 1-2 kb
C. 40-44 kb
D. 20-23 kb
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Correct Answer: 6-7 kb
5. Phagemid vectors are
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A. combination of plasmid and phage ?
B. combination of phages and cosmid
C. phages carrying properties of plasmids
D. all of the above
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Correct Answer: combination of plasmid and phage ?
6. Which of the following is not true about phagemid?
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A. Contain functional origin of replication of the plasmid and ? phage
B. May be propagated as a plasmid or as phage in appropriate strain
C. Contain ? att site
D. Can only be propagated as phage
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Correct Answer: Can only be propagated as phage
7. Size of the DNA that can be packaged into a ? phage is
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A. 50 kb
B. 35-53 kb
C. 40-50 kb
D. any size
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Correct Answer: 35-53 kb
8. Inserted DNA in ? gt 11 can be expressed as
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A. ?-galactosidase fused protein
B. free protein in the cytoplasm
C. free protein that is secreted out
D. all of the above
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Correct Answer: ?-galactosidase fused protein
9. Cryptic plasmids
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A. do not exhibit any phenotypic trait
B. exhibit many phenotypic traits
C. exhibit one phenotypic traits
D. exhibit antibiotic resistance
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Correct Answer: do not exhibit any phenotypic trait
10. Charon vectors are different from EMBL vectors because
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A. they have more extensive range of restriction targets with in their polylinkers.
B. physical separation of lambda arm from central fragment is required
C. both (a) and (b)
D. physical separation of lambda arm from central fragment is not required
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Correct Answer: both (a) and (b)
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