Put the following steps of conjugation in the correct order Recipient becomes a donor Transferred DNA in recipient is copied Sex pilus from donor attaches to recipient cell Plasmid is nicked at oriT and transfer initiates Contraction of pilus draws two cells together Single stranded DNA in the donor is copied
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