_____ bacterial DNA transduction occurs when a lytic phage infects the bacterium
Hint: Generalized or Specialized
_____ is a system used by bacterial cells to recognise and destroy viral DNA as a form of adaptive immunity
_____ describes a transposon of bacterial DNA that can "jump" from one location to another (ie: bacterial DNA or even a plasmid)
When high frequency strains of bacteria undergo _____, they transfer their bacterial genome with the plasmid to the recipient
_____ -toxin genes are typically not part of a chromosome, and instead are encoded by plasmids and bacteriophages
_____ strains of bacteria will take plasmids and incorporate them into their cellular DNA
_____ bacterial DNA transduction occurs when a lysogenic phage infects the bacterium
Hint: Generalized or Specialized
Which 5 bacterial toxins depend on lysogenic conversion (phage-encoded) for their production? 1. _____ 2. Botulinum Toxin 3. Cholera Toxin 4. Diphtheria Toxin 5. Shiga-like Toxin
In Transposition of bacterial DNA, a _____ can move to a plasmid, allowing transfer to another bacterium via conjugation
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