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Which of the following is FALSE regarding P element-mediated transformation?
◦ The gene of interest is typically inserted in the vector plasmid between the P element inverted repeat end sequences.
◦ The selectable marker is typically inserted in the vector plasmid between the P element inverted repeat end sequences.
◦ A second plasmid can be used to supply the transposase activity in trans.
◦ The transposase activity inserts P elements into the genome at specific positions in the genome.
◦ P elements transpose only in the germ-line cells of Drosophila.
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Reply #1 on: Jan 12, 2022
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