Every one contains an ori which enables it to be duplicated separately from chromosomal DNA and they often contain genes which provide an antibiotic advantage to the microbe harboring them.* They are often classified by their ability to transfer from one cell to another, with conjugative containing tra- genes which allow for sexual transferal from one cell to another; mobilisable parasitizing conjugative versions to transfer themselves sexually, and non- conjugative whic
Every one contains an ori which enables it to be duplicated separately from chromosomal DNA and they often contain genes which provide an antibiotic advantage to the microbe harboring them.* They are often classified by their ability to transfer from one cell to another, with conjugative containing tra- genes which allow for sexual transferal from one cell to another; mobilisable parasitizing conjugative versions to transfer themselves sexually, and non- conjugative which await sexual transferal by conjugative versions. FTP, what are these circular double-stranded DNA molecules which occur in bacteria and simple eukaryotes?
Every one contains an ori which enables it to be duplicated separately from chromosomal DNA and they often contain genes which provide an antibiotic advantage to the microbe harboring them.
Plasmid