A human cDNA library

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A human cDNA library

1.contains DNA for specific human proteins

2.contains DNA for virtually all of the human proteins in vectors

3.cannot be used to obtain human genes because it would be radioactive

4.none of the above

Posted Date:-2021-03-07 10:53:13

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