<em>The F plasmid</em> is a example of an large plasmid, which contains qualities that permit the <em>plasmids DNA to be moved between cells</em>
<em>It is found in the bacterium E. This joining by means of a pilus so as to move DNA between microorganisms is known as conjugation. Thusly the F plasmid is known as a conjugative plasmid. </em>
The F-factor permits the giver to create a dainty, tube like structure <em>called a pilus</em>
which the benefactor uses to contact the beneficiary
The pilus at that point draws the <em>two microorganisms</em> together, at which time the contributor bacterium moves hereditary material to the <em>beneficiary bacterium</em>
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