does the object creating a sub appdomain get instantiated in that sub appdomain?

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does the object creating a sub appdomain get instantiated in that sub appdomain?

I have an object that is in the main AppDomain and it is creating another AppDomain and it requires the calling class to be serializable and is creating an instance of the calling class in the new sub AppDomain.

I'm wondering if that is how it is, or if there is a way that I can create the sub appDomain but still hold on to the original instantiation of the calling object in the main appDomain

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