You decide to knock-out URA3 and replace it with NeoR. What type of media will you plate your yeast on to obtain the ura34 strain? Select best answer. O Media with neomycin but no uracil O Media with uracil but no neomycin Media without neomycin and uracil O Media with neomycin and uracil

You decide to knock-out URA3 and replace it with NeoR. What type of media will you plate your yeast on to obtain the ura34 strain? Select best answer. O Media with neomycin but no uracil O Media with uracil but no neomycin Media without neomycin and uracil O Media with neomycin and uracil

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