Multiple Choice
What is the significance of the microbe Deinococcus radiodurans?
A) It is the source of a wide variety of restriction enzymes.
B) It may provide clues to methods of reversing genetic damage in many cancer patients.
C) It can be engineered as a highly efficient vaccine vector.
D) It is now known to be a major source of greenhouse gases such as methane.
E) It has provided many of the molecular tools that make recombinant DNA technology possible.
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