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| Genetic variability in Eukaryotes |
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| Sex accomplishes reproduction and recombination |
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| Genetic Variability in Bacteria |
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Seperate the process
-reproduction (binary fission)= verticle gene transfer
-recombination (or new combinations of genes in existing cells)= horizontal gene transfer |
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| Underlying givens of how bacterial genomes are different from our own |
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Definition
Foreign DNA recieved will always replace existing DNA.
Old DNA will be recycled
Plasmids move freely: to join and leave both the genome and other plasmids
"sticky ends" on plasmids take genes along |
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Donor cell must be dead
Recipient cell must be: same species, absorbs DNA
Replacement/recycling of homologous DNA |
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Lytic viral life cycle
Mistake during the assembly stage of viral life cycle
Random Genes are gained by fragments of host 1 DNA injected into host 2 DNA |
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Lysogenic viral life cycle involved
Mistake is made during the synthesis stage of viral life cycal
Specific genes on host 1 genome
flanking insertion point of viral genes injected into host 2 |
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| is the transfer of genetic material between bacteria through direct cell-to-cell contact, or through a bridge-like connection between the two cells |
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