A scientist wants to be able to artificially produce a protein that is produced
in the livers of frogs. The scientist has located all of the mRNA produced by
the liver and produced the cDNA. What should the scientist do to find the
gene that produces this protein?
A. Use reverse transcriptase on the cDNA.
B. Insert the cDNA into a bacteria sample.
C. Mix the cDNA with the liver DNA.
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D. Produced RNA from the cDNA.
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