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Transfer of DNA into eukaryotic cell is called

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Transformation

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Transduction

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Transfection

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Infection

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Solution

The correct option is C Transfection
Transformation and Transduction are way for DNA transfer in bacteria while transfection is introduction of bacterial DNA in eukaryotic cell.

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