A genomic library is a collection of:
A) plasmid fragments that are spliced into genomic DNA
B) genomic DNA fragments that are spliced into plasmids
C) intron fragments that are spliced into plasmids
D) exon fragments that are spliced into bacterial cells
E) gene fragments that are spliced into main bacterial chromosome

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A genomic library is a collection of the total genomic DNA from an organism. The DNA is fragmented and then inserted into vectors such as plasmids to be maintained in a host organism, usually bacteria. This allows for the storage and analysis of the entire genome.

A Genomic Library Is a Collection Of