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Label the following: recombinant plasmid, sticky ends, enzyme recognition site, plasmid, foreign DNA, cut plasmid

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A-enzyme recognition site, B-plasmid , C-sticky ends, D-cut plasmid, E-foreign DNA, F-recombinant plasmid

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