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What do transduction, transformation, and conjugation have in common?

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What do transduction, transformation, and conjugation have in common?

   What do transduction, transformation, and conjugation have in common?

a.   All require presence of an outside factor to facilitate gene transfer.
b.   In all three processes, DNA is transferred as a single stranded molecule.*
c.   They all transfer large pieces of DNA into recipient cells.
d.   All of the above.
e.   None of the above.

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