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Question 1

Replication of phage φX174 is initiated by:


◦ a random nick in the circular genome.
◦ multiple random nicks in the genome.
◦ bidirectional replication from a specific origin.
◦ bidirectional replication from multiple origins.
◦ a site-specific nick in the circular genome.

Question 2

T-DNA is transferred from the bacterial cell to the plant cell as a:


◦ single-stranded DNA beginning from a nick at the leftward T-DNA repeat.
◦ single-stranded DNA beginning from a nick at the rightward T-DNA repeat.
◦ single-stranded DNA beginning from simultaneous nicks at the leftward and rightward T-DNA repeats.
◦ double-stranded DNA beginning from a double-strand cut at the leftward T-DNA repeat.
◦ double-stranded DNA beginning from a double-strand cut at the rightward T-DNA repeat.


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unreallynx

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Reply 2 on: Nov 9, 2022
Excellent


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