alleryStart learning →Why must a vector have very few recognition sites?
ATo save plasmid space
BTo avoid many fragments
CTo raise the copy number
DTo resist antibiotics
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. To avoid many fragments
More than one site would cut the vector into several pieces and complicate gene cloning.
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