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You use reverse transcriptase to make double stranded cdna from the mrna of a tumor cell. you ligate the cdnas to plasmids and transform them into bacteria. each bacterial colony has:
a. a mixture of cdnas
b. a single gene including introns and promoter
c. a mixture of genomic fragments
d. a single tumor cell cdna
e. a single lens cell cdna
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