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A gene that makes it possible to distinguish bacteria that have been transformed by a plasmid from those that have not is called A. a resistance gene. B. an antibiotic. C. a genetic marker. D. a clone.
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A gene that makes it possible to distinguish bacteria that have been transformed by a plasmid from those that have not is called
A. a resistance gene.
B. an antibiotic.
C. a genetic marker.
D. a clone.
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c: a genetic marker
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