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Why should a vector have only one site for an enzyme?
AMany pieces complicate cloning
BThe enzyme would not bind
CThe origin would be lost
DThe host would reject it
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Many pieces complicate cloning
Multiple sites would cut the vector into many pieces, making it hard to insert the gene in one place.
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