The Integration of Phage DNA into the Bacterial Chromosome Occurs

question 99

Multiple Choice

The integration of phage DNA into the bacterial chromosome occurs because of

• A) the phage's ability to synthesize an enzyme that integrates its DNA into the host's chromosome.
• B) the phage's ability to synthesize enzymes that allow it to enter the bacterium.
• C) similarity in RNA nucleotides in both the phage and the bacterial host.
• D) the similarity in enzyme metabolism in the phage and the bacterial cell.
• E) the phage's ability to synthesize enzymes to enter the bacterium AND similar RNA nucleotides in both.

Identify mechanisms of genetic variation and recombination.

Comprehend the concept of genetic diversity and its sources.

Understand the mechanisms and implications of gene regulation at different stages.

Grasp the concept of genetic polymorphisms and their significance.

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