In the study of genetics,a "library" denotes:
A)the information carried in a digital database,such as GenBank.
B)a collection of DNA fragments isolated from a particular group of cells (or tissue)representing the genetic content of those cells.
C)a complex collection of restriction enzymes gathered for the purpose of restriction enzyme mapping.
D)all the proteins present in a particular cell type,collected by protein extraction.
E)a collection of books that explore the topic of genetics.

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In genetics, a "library" refers to a collection of DNA fragments isolated from a particular group of cells or tissue, representing the genetic content of those cells. These libraries can be used for various genetic analyses, such as sequencing or constructing genetic maps.

In the Study of Genetics,a "Library" Denotes