A collection of DNA fragments obtained from the genome of one organism,inserted by recombinant DNA techniques into the genome of a host organism (one fragment per host genome),and maintained there is called a

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A collection of DNA fragments obtained from the genome of one organism, inserted by recombinant DNA techniques into the genome of a host organism (one fragment per host genome), and maintained there is called a genomic library. Option A, gene bank, is also related to storing DNA, but generally refers to a collection of genetic material that has been specifically selected for its usefulness in research, while option C, DNA file, and option D, DNA collection, are not commonly used terms in biology.

A Collection of DNA Fragments Obtained from the Genome of One