A common method used to introduce rDNA into bacterial host cells is
A)viral infection.
B)bacteriophage infection.
C)plasmid transfer.
D)microinjection of DNA.
E)laser irradiation of cells in a fluid containing DNA.

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Plasmid transfer is a common method for introducing recombinant DNA into bacterial cells, as plasmids can replicate independently and carry foreign DNA into the host.

A Common Method Used to Introduce RDNA into Bacterial Host