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How would the cDNA created in the lab compare to the original DNA?
◦ It would be shorter because it only represents the genes that were transcribed in the cell at the time.
◦ It would be circular instead of linear because bacteria are used in the process and they can only work with circular DNA molecules.
◦ It would be single stranded because it is made by copying only the coding strand of DNA.
◦ It would be longer because it would also include sequences needed to stabilize the molecule.


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rlane42

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Reply 2 on: Jan 16, 2020
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