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	A Bacterial Artificial Chromosome (BAC) is larger than a regular [[Plasmid\|plasmid]]. They are often used in PCR ([[Polymerase Chain Reaction\|Polymerase Chain Reaction]]) as they can take up larger inserts than a regular plasmid. [[DNA\|DNA]] fragments of around 100-~~200kb~~ can be inserted into a BAC. A BAC is similar to an [[F' Plasmid\|F' Plasmid]]~~ ~~<ref>Molecular Biology of the Cell, Alberts et al, 5th Edition (2007) Garland Science, New York, Chapter 8, Page 541</ref>.		A Bacterial Artificial Chromosome (BAC) is larger than a regular [[Plasmid\|plasmid]]. They are often used in PCR ([[Polymerase Chain Reaction\|Polymerase Chain Reaction]]) as they can take up larger inserts than a regular plasmid. [[DNA\|DNA]] fragments of around 100-200 kb can be inserted into a BAC. A BAC is similar to an [[F' Plasmid\|F' Plasmid]]<ref>Molecular Biology of the Cell, Alberts et al, 5th Edition (2007) Garland Science, New York, Chapter 8, Page 541</ref>.

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	A ~~bacterial~~ Artificial Chromosome (BAC) is larger than a regular [[Plasmid\|plasmid]]. They are often used in PCR ([[~~Polymerase_Chain_Reaction~~\|Polymerase Chain Reaction]]) as they can take up larger inserts than a regular plasmid. [[DNA\|DNA]] fragments of around 100-200kb can be inserted into a BAC. A BAC is similar to an [[F' Plasmid\|F' Plasmid]] <ref>Molecular Biology of the Cell, Alberts et al, 5th Edition (2007) Garland Science, New York, Chapter 8, Page 541</ref>.		A Bacterial Artificial Chromosome (BAC) is larger than a regular [[Plasmid\|plasmid]]. They are often used in PCR ([[Polymerase Chain Reaction\|Polymerase Chain Reaction]]) as they can take up larger inserts than a regular plasmid. [[DNA\|DNA]] fragments of around 100-200kb can be inserted into a BAC. A BAC is similar to an [[F' Plasmid\|F' Plasmid]] <ref>Molecular Biology of the Cell, Alberts et al, 5th Edition (2007) Garland Science, New York, Chapter 8, Page 541</ref>.

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	~~ ~~A bacterial Artificial Chromosome (BAC) is larger than a regular plasmid. They are often used in PCR (~~Polymer~~ Chain Reaction) as they can take up larger inserts than a regular plasmid. DNA fragments of around 100-200kb can be inserted into a BAC. A BAC is similar to an F' Plasmid.		A bacterial Artificial Chromosome (BAC) is larger than a regular [[Plasmid\|plasmid]]. They are often used in PCR ([[Polymerase_Chain_Reaction\|Polymerase Chain Reaction]]) as they can take up larger inserts than a regular plasmid. [[DNA\|DNA]] fragments of around 100-200kb can be inserted into a BAC. A BAC is similar to an [[F' Plasmid\|F' Plasmid]] <ref>Molecular Biology of the Cell, Alberts et al, 5th Edition (2007) Garland Science, New York, Chapter 8, Page 541</ref>.

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 A bacterial Artificial Chromosome (BAC) is larger than a regular plasmid. They are often used in PCR (Polymer Chain Reaction) as they can take up larger inserts than a regular plasmid. DNA fragments of around 100-200kb can be inserted into a BAC. A BAC is similar to an F' Plasmid. 

<references />Molecular Biology of the Cell, Alberts et al, 5th Edition (2007)�Garland Science, New York, Chapter 8, Page 541<br>