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A plasmid for expression of a gene in a mammalian cell should have what features that would NOT be needed in a plasmid for expression of the gene in a bacterium? Select all that apply.-A selectable marker, like a drug-resistance gene-A eukaryotic promoter instead of a bacterial promoter-A restriction enzyme site that cuts the plasmid only once, next to the promoter-An origin of DNA replication
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