Reproduction in Bacteria: A Fascinating World of Rapid Multiplication
Introduction Bacteria are among the oldest and most abundant life forms on Earth. Despite their small size and simplicity, they
Read moreIntroduction Bacteria are among the oldest and most abundant life forms on Earth. Despite their small size and simplicity, they
Read moreIn addition to the normal DNA some bacteria also have extra chromosomal DNA (i.e. DNA other then present in chromosomes)
Read moreAs known, plasmid is an extra chromosomal DNA, which is capable to replicate independently within bacterial cell. Plasmid may contain
Read moreIt was the first pathogenic bacterium to be observed under the microscope, the first communicable disease shown to be transmitted
Read moreThis plasmid is the great choice in medical importance as it leads to the spread of multiple drug resistance among
Read morePlasmids are circular DNA molecules present in the cytoplasm of bacteria, capable of autonomous replication (independent replication). Plasmids consist genes
Read morePlasmid is an extra chromosomal, circular, self-replicating double stranded DNA molecule found in bacterial cells. Many bacteria and few eukaryotes
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