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| is genetic diversity necessary for evolution? |
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| natural selection selects ... |
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| the best fir genetic variants within a population |
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| sources of genetic diversity for bacteria |
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| mutation and recombination |
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| rare errors during DNA replication |
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| incorporation of genetic material from another organism into a new host cell |
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| (few, some, most) cells contain some kind of mutation? |
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| mutation outcome for a cell |
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| almost always neutral or harmful |
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| transformation, transduction, conjugation |
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| taking up DNA fragments from related species and incorporating in into the host genome |
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| transformation DNA source |
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| DNA from a virally-infected donor cell is introduced into a recipient cell by a bacteriophage |
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| transfer of chromosomal DNA fragments and/or plasmid DNA into a recipient cell through a sex pili |
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| how antibiotic resistant genes are often passed to other cells |
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| through conjugation on plasmids |
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| Which cell gives the genetic info and which receives |
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