Which pair of restriction enzymes will you use to insert EGFP gene from Add Vector 174028 in Addgene Vector 81061 between EF1-alpha-intron A and P promoter? BsrGl and BamHI EcoRI and BsrGl EcoRI and Kpnl Kpnl and BstBI

Which pair of restriction enzymes will you use to insert EGFP gene from Add Vector 174028 in Addgene Vector 81061 between EF1-alpha-intron A and P promoter? BsrGl and BamHI EcoRI and BsrGl EcoRI and Kpnl Kpnl and BstBI

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Which pair of restriction enzymes will you use to insert EGFP gene from Addgene
Vector 174028 in Addgene Vector 81061 between EF1-alpha-intron A and PGK
promoter?
BsrGl and BamHI
EcoRI and BsrGl
EcoRI and Kpnl
Kpnl and BstBl

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