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MCS is the abbreviation for Multiple Cloning Sites. A multiple cloning site is an artificially constructed region within a vector molecule that contains a number of closely spaced recognition sequences for restriction endonucleases. This serves as a convenient site into which foreign DNA may be inserted.

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	MCS is the abbreviation for Multiple Cloning Sites. A multiple cloning site is an artificially constructed region within a vector molecule that contains a number of closely spaced recognition sequences for restriction endonucleases. This serves as a convenient site into which foreign DNA may be inserted.		MCS is the abbreviation for Multiple Cloning Sites. A multiple cloning site is an artificially constructed region within a vector molecule that contains a number of closely spaced recognition sequences for restriction endonucleases. This serves as a convenient site into which foreign DNA may be inserted.

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