Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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The presence of colonies on the bacterial plate post transformation suggests which of the following?
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The colonies contain the transformed plasmid and are not resistant to the antibiotic
The colonies contain the transformed plasmid and are resistant to the antibiotic
The colonies do not contain the transformed plasmid and are not resistant to the antibiotic
The colonies do not contain the transformed plasmid and are resistant to the antibiotic
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