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A researcher interested in the control of the cell cycle identifies a yeast mutant (cd-) whose rate of cell division is temperature sensitive. At low, permissive temperatures, the mutant strain grows normally and produces yeast colonies having a normal size. However, at elevated, restrictive temperatures, the mutant strain is unable to divide and produces no colonies. She has a yeast genomic library made in a plasmid vector (containing the ura3+ selectable marker) and a ura3- cd- mutant, and she wants to clone the gene affected in the cell division mutant.What steps should she take to accomplish this objective?
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