Biology, 18.03.2021 02:50 shawk1468

1. Describe bacterial conjugation. What plasmid is involved? What cellular structure is involved? What do we call a cell that can initiate conjugation? What happens to
the other (2nd) cell involved in conjugation?
OR
2. Describe how F' (prime), HFr cells differ from F+ (plus) cells? What would happen if
each of the preceding cells came in contact with a F-(minus) cell?

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