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The genes for antibiotic resistance are located in
The genes for antibiotic resistance are located in
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The correct option is C Plasmid
- Plasmid or drug resistance factor (R-factor) is a small circular DNA molecule that has autonomous replicating properties and is located in the bacterial cytoplasm.
- It specifies the formation of sex pili and promotes conjugation between bacteria.
- The transfer of a copy of plasmid from resistant to sensitive bacteria provides the capability of drugs resistance.
- Plasmid or drug resistance factor (R-factor) is a small circular DNA molecule that has autonomous replicating properties and is located in the bacterial cytoplasm.
- It specifies the formation of sex pili and promotes conjugation between bacteria.
- The transfer of a copy of plasmid from resistant to sensitive bacteria provides the capability of drugs resistance.
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