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How do genes get transferred between domains? Which domains can transfer genes to unrelated individuals? Compare...

How do genes get transferred between domains? Which domains can transfer genes to unrelated individuals? Compare vertical & horizonal evolution - which occurs in all prokaryotes & eukaryotes

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Because of universality of genetic meterial one domain can transcribe gene to another domain.

Transduction is a pricess of bacterial DNA transferred from one bactera to another by virus..here transfer occurs via plasmids..plasmid transmission from donor to recipient during cell to cell contact.

Horizontal evolution

*)gene transfer between unrelated individual generation

*)it involve transformation, transduction, bacterial conjugation

*)artificial mechanosm involve genetic engineering

Vertical evolution

*gene transfer from parent to progeny

*)ir involve reproduction

*)artificial method involve genetically modified organisms..

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