When F⁺ Conjugation Occurs Successfully, Only One Copy of the F

question 22

Multiple Choice

When F⁺ conjugation occurs successfully, only one copy of the F plasmid single-stranded DNA is transferred. What else must minimally occur?

• A)circularization of the recipient's new DNA
• B)circularization plus replication of the new recipient DNA
• C)stopping the rolling circle replication after one copy length, circularization, and replication
• D)continuation of rolling circle replication in the donor cell and replication in the recipient cell
• E)rolling circle replication in the recipient cell

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