Describe temperate phages and why this poses an advantage to bacteriophages
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Describe temperate phages and why this poses an advantage to bacteriophages |
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The temperate phage are the virus that are able to replicate using both lytic and lysogenic cycle. Advanges to bacteriophages is that they are able to replicate both lytic and lysogenic ways. Therefore, they have both ecological advantage and evolutionary benefit.
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Describe temperate phages and why this poses an advantage to
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36. Bacteriophages that can enter into stable, long-term relationships with their hosts are called a. Lytic...
36. Bacteriophages that can enter into stable, long-term relationships with their hosts are called a. Lytic phages b. Retroviruses C Virulent phages d. Proviruses e. Temperate phages U. Punarya e Bacteria
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for number #5 please make a,b,c,d,e be direct answers that explain the question. the total word count is 200. thank you 5. Transfer of bacterial chromosomal genes (BCGs) to a recipient by specia...
for number #5 please make a,b,c,d,e be direct answers that
explain the question. the total word count is 200. thank
you
5. Transfer of bacterial chromosomal genes (BCGs) to a recipient by specialized transduction occurs when a mistake is made in a normal biological process. What is that normal process? What mistake occurs? Why is it considered a mistake? How does that mistake result in transfer of bacterial chromosomal genes? How can that transfer lead to permanent genetic change in...
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36. Bacteriophages that can enter into stable, long-term relationships with their hosts are called a. Lytic phages b. Retroviruses C Virulent phages d. Proviruses e. Temperate phages U. Punarya e Bacteria
36. Bacteriophages that can enter into stable, long-term relationships with the hosts a Lyte phages Retroviruses Vincent phages d. Provirutes e. Temperate phages 37. All of the following could be used in a phene classification schema EXCEPT a cell shape b rom stain reaction cDNA sequence comparisons d. nutritional pattern e. relationship with oxygen PLEASE REFER TO THE FOLLOWING DIAGRAM TO ANSWER QUESTIONS 38-40. Monera Protista P lantae Ò 38. Which of the following terms could be placed in box...
o the heat Retroviruses Temperate phages Hepadnaviruses d Virulent pages Prokaryotes 20. Normal microbiota of the human colon are mostly to be classified in which group? Mollicules b Firmicules 24. Viruses that carry an RNA-dependent DNA polymerase WITH THEM, so it will be immediately available when they infect a cellare a Picornaviruses b. Rhabdoviruses Herpesviruses d. Papovaviruses e Retroviruses
for number #5 please make a,b,c,d,e be direct answers that
explain the question. the total word count is 200. thank
you
5. Transfer of bacterial chromosomal genes (BCGs) to a recipient by specialized transduction occurs when a mistake is made in a normal biological process. What is that normal process? What mistake occurs? Why is it considered a mistake? How does that mistake result in transfer of bacterial chromosomal genes? How can that transfer lead to permanent genetic change in...
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