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If genes are introduced into a yeast plasmid to serve as a shuttle vector, the plasmid has the ability to
A) move genes from human to yeast.
B) replicate in yeast or in bacteria.
C) degrade selected yeast genes.
D) recombine with yeast nuclear genes.
E) degrade other yeast plasmids.

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