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Biology, 21.09.2019 01:10 masie03

What of the following is a major difference between site-specific recombination and transposition?
a. transposition is much more carefully controlled than site-specific recombination.
b. site-specific recombination involves two defined sequence elements, whereas transposition involves the movement of a specific sequence to a nonspecific site in the dna.
c. transposition involves two defined sequence elements, whereas site-specific transposition involves the movement of a specific sequence to a nonspecific site in the dna.
d. site-specific recombination is much more carefully controlled than transposition.

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