When do we not use bacteria to clone genes?

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Simon Bennetts · Answer 1 · 2024-09-15T19:19:30+0000

It may not always be desirable to use bacteria to clone genes, depending upon the gene of origin. For example eukaryotic genes often need to be cloned in a eukaryotic vector, to ensure that the RNA transcript is adequately processed.

When do we not use bacteria to clone genes?

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