Multiple Choice
In hierarchical sequencing, what role do bacterial artificial chromosomes play?
A) They are used to amplify and maintain copies of a given sequence.
B) They are used to determine the chromosomal location of a given sequence fragment.
C) They are used to break DNA into fragments.
D) Each one contains a genomic library.
E) None of the above; bacterial artificial chromosomes are not used in hierarchical sequencing.
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