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1. The main purpose of PCR is to:
2. On a DNA gel, the fragments that travel farthest are the:
3. A BLAST hit with an E-value of 1e-50 versus one of 5.0 is:
4. An ELISA that calls a healthy person positive has produced a:
5. A restriction enzyme is used to:
6. A bright spot on a gene-expression microarray means that gene is:
7. In gene therapy, a viral vector is used to:
8. A key safety concern with CRISPR editing is:
9. A SNP is a:
10. To make human insulin in bacteria, you first:
11. A tumor suppressor gene normally:
12. Leaving a culture plate uncovered on the bench most likely causes:
13. One bacterial colony on a plate grew from:
14. A larger clear zone around an antibiotic disk means the bacteria are:
15. Resistance genes spread quickly between bacteria mainly via:
16. Before handling a new reagent, you should first check its:
17. Three sequential 1:10 dilutions give a final dilution of:
18. "The disease will likely progress over years" is a:
19. An outbreak line list has one row per:
20. Herd immunity protects unvaccinated people because:
