10. Compare and contrast bacterial conjugation, transformation, and transduction by completing the matching exercise below: 1. Conjugation 2.Transformation 3. Transduction 4. F* strain 5. F' strain 6. Auxotroph 7. Prototroph 8. Ht strain

10. Compare and contrast bacterial conjugation, transformation, and transduction by completing the matching exercise below: 1. Conjugation 2.Transformation 3. Transduction 4. F* strain 5. F' strain 6. Auxotroph 7. Prototroph 8. Ht strain

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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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10. Compare and contrast bacterial conjugation, transformation, and transduction by completing the matching exercise below:
1. Conjugation
2.Transformation
3. Transduction
4. F* strain
5. F' strain
6. Auxotroph
7. Prototroph
8. Ht strain

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