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Which best describes the process of making recombinant DNA?
The isolated DNA is inserted into a mechanical vector for cloning.
The isolated genes are placed into a vector.
The sticky ends of fragmented DNA are joined with vector DNA.
The isolated genes are joined by using restriction enzymes.
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"The sticky ends of fragmented DNA are joined with vector DNA."
Explanation: Recombinant DNA typically is made by cutting both the gene of interest and a vector (e.g., a plasmid) with restriction enzymes to create complementary "sticky" ends, then ligating those ends together with DNA ligase so the fragment is incorporated into the vector.
Explanation: Recombinant DNA typically is made by cutting both the gene of interest and a vector (e.g., a plasmid) with restriction enzymes to create complementary "sticky" ends, then ligating those ends together with DNA ligase so the fragment is incorporated into the vector.
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