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If we introduce the desired gene into the bacteriophage DNA and the bacteriophage is allowed to divide in the number of copies of the desired gene that can be produced is expected to be :

A

No bacteriophage will be produced.

B

Less than the number of bacteriophages produced.

C

More than the number of bacteriophages produced.

D

Equal to the number of bacteriophages produced.

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D
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