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how plasmid dna is used is used to monitor bacterial tansformation with foreign dna? .....DON'T WRITE IRRELEVANT ANSWERS IF YOU DON'T KNOW!

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Answer:Plasmids can be used as vectors to carry foreign DNA into a cell. Once inside the cell, the plasmid is copied by the host cell's own DNA replication machinery. In the lab, plasmids are specifically designed so that the DNA they contain will be copied by bacteria

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