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The bulk of the sequence data in whole genome sequencing comes from
A) relatively large (~ 160 kb) sequences cloned into BACs.
B) relatively small (~ 1000 base-pair) sequences cloned into plasmids.
C) whole chromosomes obtained without cloning.
D) whole chromosomes cloned into plasmids.
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