O All bacteria are naturally competent to undergo transformation under any condition. O A bacteria can only take up DNA from another living cell during transformation. Question 30 Which of these is NOT a correct statement about bacterial conjugation? O An F+ cell makes sex pili and attaches to an F- cell. O After conjugation between an Hfr and F- cell, the F- cell has a change in its chromosomal DNA O After conjugation between an F+ and F- cell, the F- cell has become F+. O After conjugation between an F+ and F- cell, the F+ cell has become F-. Question 31

O All bacteria are naturally competent to undergo transformation under any condition. O A bacteria can only take up DNA from another living cell during transformation. Question 30 Which of these is NOT a correct statement about bacterial conjugation? O An F+ cell makes sex pili and attaches to an F- cell. O After conjugation between an Hfr and F- cell, the F- cell has a change in its chromosomal DNA O After conjugation between an F+ and F- cell, the F- cell has become F+. O After conjugation between an F+ and F- cell, the F+ cell has become F-. Question 31

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Chapter17: Bacterial And Viral Genetics

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Problem 3TYK: Which of the following is not correct for bacterial conjugation? a. Both Hfr and F+ bacteria have...

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