YACs are used to clone large pieces of DNA in yeast cells. What three types of...
YACs are used to clone large pieces of DNA in yeast cells. What three types of DNA sequence are required to ensure proper replication and propagation of a YAC in a yeast cell, and what is the function of each?
Homework Answers
The three DNA sequence are,
1.replication
2.centromere
3.telomeres
The above are the three DNA sequence that are required to ensure proper replication and propagation of a YAC in a yeast cell.
1.replication is used for DNA replication
2.The function of centromere is to provide a proper segregation of the chromosome at the cell division
3.telomeres is to protect chromosomal ends.
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