Why is natural selection used to isolate modified lambda that lacks certain restriction sites?

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Why is natural selection used to isolate modified lambda that lacks certain restriction sites?

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a) Strains that lack sites are known
b) Easier than in vitro mutagenesis
c) There are no restriction sites in lambda
d) Natural selection is less time consuming
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