True of False Each answer must be justified with a short explanation A. The phenotype of a bacteria can change without changing its genotype. B. In bacteria, only one replisome is present. C. All 3 horizontal gene transfer mechanisms discussed in class are common for both Gram- positive and Gram-negative cells.

True of False Each answer must be justified with a short explanation A. The phenotype of a bacteria can change without changing its genotype. B. In bacteria, only one replisome is present. C. All 3 horizontal gene transfer mechanisms discussed in class are common for both Gram- positive and Gram-negative cells.

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