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A bacterium containing phage DNA integrated in its chromosome is __________.
avirulent
A plaque assay detects the number of __________.
bacterial viruses
only function as donors in crosses with F- bacteria, and are so called because they result in "high frequency recombination"
Hfr bacteria
viral-mediated bacterial recombination
transduction
Recombination in bacteria differs from recombination in eukaryotes in which of the following ways?
A portion of DNA from one genome is replaced with homologous DNA from another strain of bacteria.
true or false, conjugation involves transformation?
false
Intergenic mapping involves __________.
mapping genes by observing recombination between two different virus genomes
A merozygote refers to __________.
a partially diploid bacterial cell
A prototroph is ___.
A bacterial strain that is capable of growth in a minimal medium
true or false, this is an axotroph?
thr+ leu+ met+
false, its a phototroph
An auxotroph is ___.
A mutant bacterium that is not able to grow in minimal medium
The process of transferring genetic material from one bacterium to another through a sex pilus is called ___.
Conjugation
pro- thi+ leu+met-

True or false, this is auxotroph for only proline and methionine?
true
The F factor is ___.
a plasmid
Hfr strains result from integration of ___.
the integration of the F factor into the bacterial chromosome of an F+ strain
A bacterium containing phage DNA integrated in its chromosome is __________.
lysogenic
A plaque assay detects the number of __________.
bacterial viruses
only function as donors in crosses with F- bacteria, and are so called because they result in "high frequency recombination"
Hfr bacteria
viral-mediated bacterial recombination
transduction
Recombination in bacteria differs from recombination in eukaryotes in which of the following ways?
A portion of DNA from one genome is replaced with homologous DNA from another strain of bacteria.
true or false, conjugation involves transformation?
false
Intergenic mapping involves __________.
mapping genes by observing recombination between two different virus genomes
A merozygote refers to __________.
a partially diploid bacterial cell
A prototroph is ___.
A bacterial strain that is capable of growth in a minimal medium
true or false, this is an axotroph?
thr+ leu+ met+
false, its a phototroph
An auxotroph is ___.
A mutant bacterium that is not able to grow in minimal medium
The process of transferring genetic material from one bacterium to another through a sex pilus is called ___.
Conjugation
pro- thi+ leu+met-

True or false, this is auxotroph for only proline and methionine?
true
The F factor is ___.
a plasmid
Hfr strains result from integration of ___.
the integration of the F factor into the bacterial chromosome of an F+ strain