A) Insertion sequences (IS) are present in both the F plasmid and the bacterial chromosome.
B) IS elements are transposable elements.
C) Insertion of the F plasmid into the bacterial chromosome to produce an Hfr cell causes the loss of an equivalent portion of the chromosome.
D) Hfr cells can transfer the whole chromosome in about 90 minutes.
E) The number of bacterial genes that are transferred into the recipient cell depends on how long the conjugation bridge is maintained.
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A) both wild-type and mutant cells are killed.
B) both wild-type and mutant cells survive.
C) wild-type cells survive;mutant cells die.
D) wild-type cells die;mutant cells survive.
E) only double mutants survivE.
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A) An Hfr cell becomes an F- cell if its integrated F plasmid is excised.
B) If excision of the F plasmid from an Hfr cell includes some bacterial genes,a partial diploid can result.
C) The genes that are transferred from an Hfr cell into a recipient cell during conjugation replace the equivalent genes in the recipient cell.
D) An F' plasmid contains some bacterial genes.
E) Cells with integrated F' plasmid have two copies of some genes.
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A) vertical gene transfer.
B) conjugation.
C) transduction.
D) transformation.
E) exchange of R plasmids.
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A) The bacterium E coli is incapable of natural transformation.
B) Like transduction and conjugation,natural transformation is an "accident" of plasmid biology.
C) Artificial transformation is essential to many recombinant DNA techniques.
D) All R-plasmids contain antibiotic-resistance genes.
E) Natural transformation of the Enterobacteraceae is a significant public health risk.
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A) they act as sites of protein synthesis.
B) they are smaller than in eukaryotes.
C) tetracycline and chloramphenicol can bind to bacterial ribosomes.
D) they differ in ribosomal proteins.
E) they differ in RNA content.
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A) Specialized transduction always requires phage with a lysogenic life cycle.
B) The integrated phage is called a prophage.
C) Genes for excision and initiation of lysis are in the prophage.
D) Prophage can include bacterial genes.
E) Specialized transduction never produces cells that are partial diploids.
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A) 900
B) 1.1 X 103
C) 5.4 X 106
D) 1.1 X 109
E) 2.1 X 1011
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A) conjugation
B) plasmid
C) transduction (generalized)
D) transduction (specialized)
E) transformation (artificial)
F) transformation (natural)
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A) mutation and phage viral attack
B) phage viral attack and genetic recombination
C) genetic recombination and nondisjunction
D) genetic recombination and mutation
E) genetic recombination and rapid cell division
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A) only wild-type bacteria
B) only bacteria mutant for the supplied nutrient
C) only mutant bacteria but not those mutant for the supplied nutrient
D) wild-type bacteria and bacteria mutant for the supplied nutrient
E) wild-type bacteria and all mutant bacteria except those mutant for the supplied nutrient
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A) conjugation
B) plasmid
C) transduction (generalized)
D) transduction (specialized)
E) transformation (artificial)
F) transformation (natural)
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A) chemoautotroph.
B) chemoheterotroph.
C) photoautotroph.
D) photoheterotroph.
E) pathogen.
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A) endospores.
B) flagellin.
C) pili.
D) plasmids.
E) fission products.
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A) carbon dioxide.
B) oxygen.
C) hydrogen.
D) carbon.
E) nitrogen.
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A) Prokaryotic cell diameters are one micrometer or less.
B) Prokaryotic organisms are unicellular.
C) Prokaryotic organisms use mitosis for their nuclear division.
D) Prokaryotic organisms have a cell wall.
E) Prokaryotic organisms do not have a membrane around their hereditary materials.
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A) cell wall.
B) cell membrane.
C) ribosomes.
D) circular DNA.
E) nuclear membranE.
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A) mitosis.
B) meiosis.
C) conjugation.
D) binary fission.
E) syngamy.
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A) cell division
B) internal compartmentalization
C) flagella
D) contain ribosomes
E) enzymes localized in the plasma membrane
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