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If you are going to clone GFP to the amino terminal end of Your Favorite Protein...

If you are going to clone GFP to the amino terminal end of Your Favorite Protein (YFP), what adjustment must you make to the sequence(s)?

a.

Add a start codon to YFP

b.

Remove the stop codon from GFP

c.

Add a promoter between YFP and GFP

d.

Add an activator sequence in front of GFP

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