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3. Ligation of the 784-bp fragment, 3755-bp fragment, 1875-bp fragment and 2332-bp fragment produces a "double plasmid" pAMP/pKAN. Make a scale drawing of the double plasmid pAMP/pKAN. 4. What kinds of antibiotic selection would identify E. coli cells that have been transformed with each of the

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