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11. Some recombinant DNA techniques depend on the specific hybridization (or annealing) between two complementary DNA fragments. Discuss one such technique [25 marks]. 12. Outline a strategy that can be used to detect for a named gene in E. coli [25 marks).

          11. Some recombinant DNA techniques depend on the specific hybridization (or annealing) between
two complementary DNA fragments. Discuss one such technique [25 marks].
12. Outline a strategy that can be used to detect for a named gene in E. coli [25 marks).
        
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11. Some recombinant DNA techniques depend on the specific hybridization (or annealing) between
two complementary DNA fragments. Discuss one such technique [25 marks].
12. Outline a strategy that can be used to detect for a named gene in E. coli [25 marks).

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00:01 So here in this question, we'll be talking about the selectable markers.
00:12 Now selectable markers are gene sequences that are used to identify transformants and non -transformants.
00:22 Gene sequences that are used to check transformants and non -transformants.
00:50 Now let's suppose that we have a plasmid and we added a desirable...
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