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The lacZ gene is commonly used as a reporter gene, because its substrate lactose is well known and easily measured.

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DNA polymerases from Escherichia coli cannot be used to artificially copy gene sequences with a thermocycler.

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Strong promoters used for genetic manipulation are usually regulated by specific molecules.

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While other types exist, Type II restriction endonucleases are by far the most commonly used enzymes for genetic engineering.

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Using a host defective in proteases is likely to be necessary when engineering

A) a complete metabolic pathway requiring several different enzymes.
B) overproducing proteins.
C) production of a small protein.
D) transgenic animals with immune systems.

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