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Match the vectors with their foreign DNA insert size:

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200-2000 kb

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100-300 kb

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C

35-45 kb

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upto 7 kb

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Solution

Plasmid vectors can insert foreign DNA upto 7 kb of size.

35-45 kb of forgein DNA can be inserted in cosmid vectors.

BAC (bacterial artificial chromosome) can insert 100-300 kb of foreign DNA.

200-2000 kb of foreign DNA can be added in YAC (yeast artificial chromosome).

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