Why is inserting plasmids in yeast more complex than inserting them into bacteria?
A. Yeasts are prokaryotes.

B. Yeasts are eukaryotes.

C. Yeasts are hybrids.

D. Yeasts are inbred

Question

Why is inserting plasmids in yeast more complex than inserting them into bacteria? 
 A. Yeasts are prokaryotes.  
 
 B. Yeasts are eukaryotes.  
 
 C. Yeasts are hybrids.  
 
 D. Yeasts are inbred

anonymous · Answer

strike off the obviously wrong answers:
D. "inbred" WTF?
C. WTF are hybrids? we're not dealing with cars here...

now what's the difference between prokaryotes and eukaryotes?
one has a nucleus and a bunch of other organelles, one has just genetic material, membrane, ribosomes, and protein.
plasmids are pieces of DNA, and "inserting" here means making a cut in the host's DNA, and sticking this new piece of DNA in there. 
Is this process more easily accomplished in the presence or absence of a nucleus?