The LEAST critical part of a plasmid needed to create a transgenic cow that expresses a foreign protein in its milk is: O A. A milk-specific promoter sequence. O B. A start codon. O C.A polyadenylation signal. O D. An ampicillin-resistance gene. O E. A stop codon.

The LEAST critical part of a plasmid needed to create a transgenic cow that expresses a foreign protein in its milk is: O A. A milk-specific promoter sequence. O B. A start codon. O C.A polyadenylation signal. O D. An ampicillin-resistance gene. O E. A stop codon.

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The LEAST critical part of a plasmid needed to create a transgenic cow that expresses a foreign protein in its milk is:
O A. A milk-specific promoter sequence.
O B. A start codon.
O C. A polyadenylation signal.
O D. An ampicillin-resistance gene.
O E. A stop codon.

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