The DNA from the genome of an organism is chopped into numerous fragments, which then are inserted into vectors that are taken up by host cells. The genetic information that is present in the resulting colonies is called a genomic

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The process described is the creation of a genomic library, where the fragments of DNA are inserted into vectors and taken up by host cells to create a collection of colonies.

The DNA from the Genome of an Organism Is Chopped