Life: The Science of Biology
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The type of gene library used and its reason for analyzing each of the following:

a. The expression of a gene encoding amylase (a starch hydrolyzing enzyme) in seeds as they germinate.

b. The sequence of the amylase gene in two different genetic strains of corn.

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A collection of different cloned deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) sequences from an organism are called as gene library. The DNA sequences are cloned into a vector for purification, storage, and analysis. There are usually two types of gene library, namely: genomic library and complementary DNA (cDNA) library, which depends on the source of DNA used.

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