Multiple Choice
In Cohen and Boyer's pioneering studies in recombinant DNA, what was the role of antibiotic resistance genes?
A) They were selective markers.
B) They were vectors.
C) They were replicons.
D) They were transgenic agents.
E) They made the host cells more likely to take up the foreign DNA.
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