match each characterisitic to the proper bacterial fertility factor type F- bacterium F+ bacterium F' bacterium Hfr bacterium contains a plasmid with only the F factor recipent of DNA during bacterial conjugation does not contain the F factor sequences contains the F factor, but not in a separate plasmid
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Which of the following statements is true? More than one answer is correct In F + the fertility factor is on a plasmid and the plasmid contains genes from the bacterial chromosome, and in F' it does not In F ' the fertility factor is on a plasmid and the plasmid does not contain any genes from the bacterial chromosome, and in F + it does Only the F- cell can act as a donor In F + the fertility factor is integrated into the bacterial chromosome and in F' it is not Hfr contains a plasmid that acts as a fertility factor Both F' and F+ contain a fertility factor
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When conjugation occurs between F+ and F- cells, the F- cell functions as a recipient in conjugation, and the F+ cell functions as a donor cell. When the F factor plasmid is integrated into the bacterial chromosome, the cell becomes an HFr cell. A: F+ Cell, B: F- Cell, C: HFr Cell
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In conjugation, when a bacterial $\mathrm{F}$ factor is transferred: a. the donor cell becomes $F^{-}$. b. the recipient cell becomes $\mathrm{F}^{+}$ c. the recipient cell becomes $\mathrm{F}^{-}$. d. the donor cell turns into a recipient cell. e. chromosomal DNA is transferred in the mating.
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