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Which of the following tools/techniques would allow a researcher to measure the expression of a gene of interest in live organisms?

▸ a lacZ reporter fused to the gene promoter

▸ RNAi targeting the promoter of the gene of interest

▸ a transgene that fuses GFP to the gene of interest

▸ measuring the frequency of mutations by DNA sequencing

▸ homologous recombination to replace the promoter of the gene of interest with a bacterial promoter

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Genetic Analysis: An Integrated Approach

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