Question

M13 vector is tightly packed. Where is the available site to insert DNA?

a.

In the gene II

b.

Between gene II and IV

c.

Between gene III and V

d.

Between gene V and VIII

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Answer: (b).Between gene II and IV

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Q. M13 vector is tightly packed. Where is the available site to insert DNA?

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