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</html><description>A large (i.e., greater than 500 base pairs in length) piece of DNA that has been cloned (made) inside a living yeast cell. While most bacterial vectors cannot carry DNA pieces that are larger than 50 base pairs, and "standard" YACs typically cannot carry DNA pieces that are larger than 500 base pairs, mega YACs can carry DNA pieces (chromosomes) as large as one million base pairs in length.</description></oembed>
