Perhaps the Most Common Use of Plasmid Vectors is To

Question

Perhaps the most common use of plasmid vectors is to:
A)enable the amplification of cloned DNA within a bacterial host cell.
B)isolate viral DNA from infected cells.
C)insert restriction enzyme cut sites into cDNAs.
D)generate recombinant proteins.
E)manipulate the cell biology of bacterial cells.

Accepted Answer

Plasmid vectors are commonly used to enable the amplification of cloned DNA within a bacterial host cell. This allows for the production of large quantities of the cloned DNA for purposes such as sequencing, gene expression studies, or protein production.