Stimuli alter the activity of excitable sensory cells via

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Mashutka [201]1 year ago

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The stimuli alter the activity of excitable sensory cells via Transduction.

Transduction is the method by which a virus transmit genetic material from one bacterium to another.

<h3>What is Transduction?</h3>

Transduction is defined as the genetic transfer from a donor cell to another recipient by a bacteriophage. The transduction consists of two stages:

-The formation of the transducer phage particle, the genetic material is introduced inside the capsid of a phage.

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