Cloning Vectors Which of the following is not true about phagemid? May be propagated as a plasmid or as phage in appropriate strain Contain λ att site Contain functional origin of replication of the plasmid and λ phage Can only be propagated as phage May be propagated as a plasmid or as phage in appropriate strain Contain λ att site Contain functional origin of replication of the plasmid and λ phage Can only be propagated as phage ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Cloning Vectors λ gt 10 and λ gt 11 vectors can propagate cloned fragments up to 20-23 kb 40-44 kb 6-7 kb 1-2 kb 20-23 kb 40-44 kb 6-7 kb 1-2 kb ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Cloning Vectors λ ZAP vector is an example of phage plasmid phagemid cosmid phage plasmid phagemid cosmid ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Cloning Vectors Plasmids which are maintained as multiple copy number per cell are known as cryptic plasmids relaxed plasmids stringent plasmids none of these cryptic plasmids relaxed plasmids stringent plasmids none of these ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Cloning Vectors Cosmid vectors are used for cloning prokaryotic DNA only cloning large fragments of DNA cloning eukaryotic DNA only cloning small fragments of DNA cloning prokaryotic DNA only cloning large fragments of DNA cloning eukaryotic DNA only cloning small fragments of DNA ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Cloning Vectors Charon vectors are different from EMBL vectors because both (a) and (b) they have more extensive range of restriction targets with in their polylinkers. physical separation of lambda arm from central fragment is not required physical separation of lambda arm from central fragment is required both (a) and (b) they have more extensive range of restriction targets with in their polylinkers. physical separation of lambda arm from central fragment is not required physical separation of lambda arm from central fragment is required ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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