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Which option distinguishes a recombinant vector from an empty vector?

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Correct answer: A recombinant vector contains insert DNA

A recombinant vector is formed when a foreign DNA fragment, called the insert, has been joined into a vector backbone by a cloning procedure. An empty vector retains the vector backbone but lacks the desired foreign insert, although it may still contain its origin of replication, selectable marker, and other vector elements. Thus option A is correct and provides the defining distinction. The word recombinant refers to DNA assembled from sources or pieces that were not previously joined in that arrangement; it does not mean protein. Chlorophyll and water are unrelated substances, and an empty vector is still a DNA molecule rather than a liquid or pigment. Screening or analysis can be used to distinguish the two forms experimentally.

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Recombinant VectorEmpty VectorInsert DnaVector BackboneCloning VectorsPrinciples Of BiotechnologyBiotechnologyClass 11 Mcq

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