Multiple Choice
If generalized transduction is underway,packaging a piece of DNA from an infected bacterial cell into a bacteriophage protein coat,what is the likely outcome?
A) Lysis of a newly-infected cell as the transducing bacteriophage infects it and multiplies.
B) The virus particle formed in the transduction process isn't able to correctly infect a new bacterial cell.
C) A second bacterial cell infected by that transducing bacteriophage will acquire new DNA,carried by the phage from the original infected cell.
D) The infected bacterial cell will recover and survive,as the packaging of non-bacteriophage DNA into the protein coat produces nonfunctional virus particles.
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