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A plasmid containing recombinant DNA is introduced into a bacteria. This plasmid is cloned during... a....

A plasmid containing recombinant DNA is introduced into a bacteria. This plasmid is cloned during...

a. metaphase I

b. binary fission

c. the S phase of interphase

d. mitosis

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I think c is correct answer because when we add this vector in S phase of interphase ,it get chance to be multiplied

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