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b.) Imagine that a bacterial cells chromosome contains the a CRISPR/Cas spacer in of bacteriophage gene A (A+) and that you

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Answer b:- In the above experiment the original cell was Hfr cell.

Answer c:- Yes, the recipient cell from Part b, will be F+ cell because after conjugation as F- was equal to A-. So, similarly, after conjugation the recepient cell would be F+.

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