1. Compare and contrast properties of specialized and generalize transduction. (20 points). “Contrast” means – list...
1. Compare and contrast properties of specialized and generalize transduction. (20 points). “Contrast” means – list similarities and differences. However, if you list first properties of specialized transduction and than properties of specialized one, you will get “0” points. I need you to analyze the information.
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| dissimilarities | generalized transduction | specialized transduction |
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lack of specificity bacteriophage can infect any bacteria and transfer the DNA. |
highly specialised bacteriaophage infect the specific bacteria . specialized set of genes are transferred . |
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| bacteriophage contain only bacterial genetic material after lysis of the infected bacterial cell. |
bacteriophage contain both bacterial and viral genetic material after lysis of the bacterial cell. which infect the other bacterial cell and recombination will occur. |
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| no prophage | it start with the prophage stage ( integration of the bacterial and viral DNA ) | |
| similarties | bacteriophage act as a carrier in the transfer of bacterial DNA from one bacteria to another and result in recombination. | bacteriophage act as a carrier in the transfer of bacterial DNA from one bacteria to another and result in recombination. |
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