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7

The difference between generalized and specialized transduction is:___________

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Rzqust [24]2 years ago
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Answer: option D

In generalized transduction, any DNA can be moved while in specialized transduction certain DNA from the phage site is moved.

Explanation:

Transduction is the process where foreign DNA is added to a cell by a virus or viral vector.

Transduction is divided into two, generalized and specialized.

Generalized transduction is a process where any DNA can be transferred by the virus in the cell while specialized transduction is a process where a fragment of the DNA near the phage site can be moved.

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