Homework Answers
Part F answer F+
Part G answer F'
Part H answer Hfr
Bacause F+, F', and HFR can all donate their plasmids.
HFR can only transfer donor genes something F' is actually incapable of.
F- can only receive the plasmids. Hence, If the genotype does not change except for becoming a new donor than F+ was the perp. If both F- genotype changes and can donate then F' is responsible. If the genotype changes but does not become a donor then Hfr is responsible
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If the donor cell is F' and the recipient is F- what happens
to the recipient after conjugation?
a. becomes HFR
b. becomes F+
c. becomes F'
d. stays F-
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5.. Name the type of horizontal gene transfer diagrammed below. Transposon Donor cell Recipient cell 6....
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What process requires contact between the donor cell and the recipient cell? A. transformation B. transduction...
What process requires contact between the donor cell and the recipient cell? A. transformation B. transduction C. transcription D. conjugation
During transformation: The recipient cell actively transports DNA out of itself. The donor cell actively transports...
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mechanisms of recombination from donor to recipient cell *kind of dna transfered (chromosome, plasmid, or both)...
mechanisms of recombination from donor to recipient cell
*kind of dna transfered (chromosome, plasmid, or both)
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Please give detailed and precise explanation especially for parts b and c E11. In a donor...
Please give detailed and precise explanation
especially for parts b and c
E11. In a donor population, the allele frequencies for the common (HbA) and sickle cell (Hb) alleles are 0.9 and 0.1, respectively. A group of 550 individuals from this population migrates to another popu- lation containing 10,000 individuals; in the recipient population, the allele frequencies are Hb-0.99 and Hb-0.01. A. Calculate the allele frequencies in the conglomerate population. B. Assuming the donor and recipient populations are each in...
If the donor cell is F' and the recipient is F- what happens
to the recipient after conjugation?
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c. becomes F'
d. stays F-
4. If the donor cell is F' and the recipient is F- what happens to the recipient after conjugation? a becomes HFR b. becomes F+ e. becomes F d. stays F-
5.. Name the type of horizontal gene transfer diagrammed below. Transposon Donor cell Recipient cell 6. Name the type of horizontal gene transfer diagrammed below. Release of DNA Donor cell Antibiotic- resistance gene Recipient cell 7.. Name the type of horizontal gene transfer diagrammed below. Release of phage Phage-infected donor cell Recipient cell 8. The process diagrammed below is (generalized; specialized Trhance nel transduction. Phage genome gal gene hio gene -Ecoli chromosome Integration of viral DNA in the bacterial chromosome...
During transformation: The recipient cell actively transports DNA out of itself. The donor cell actively transports DNA out of itself. The recipient cell actively transports DNA into itself. The donor cell actively transports DNA into itself.
mechanisms of recombination from donor to recipient cell
*kind of dna transfered (chromosome, plasmid, or both)
REVIEW Transformation Generalized transduction Conjugation F+ A. Kind of DNA transferred (chram oame, plamid or both) Is donor living or dead? Is direct contact required? yes or no Is a virus required? yes or no Will the process occur if DN Aase is in the medium? yes or no
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Please give detailed and precise explanation
especially for parts b and c
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