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The bacterial containing the plasmid with the gene of interest successfully inserted in would grow in A. The nutrient broth only B. The nutrient broth, the ampicillin broth, and the tetracyclin broth. C. The nutrient broth and the tetracyclin broth only D. The ampicillin broth and nutient broth E. The ampicillin and tetracyclin broth only Which one and why?

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As it is not given that the plasmid is resistance to which antibiotic so according to this situatuation it will grow in (B) the nutrient , the ampicilin and tetracyclin broth because we are assuming that it contain ampicillin and tetracyclin resistance gene so there will be no affect of antibiotic on it.

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