How would the cDNA created in a lab compare to the original DNA?

A) It would contain only the genes that were producing proteins in the cell at the time the cDNA was created.
B) It would be identical to the original DNA.
C) It would be a single strand instead of the original double-stranded DNA.
D) It would be circular, similar to bacterial DNA.


A

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