In genetics, transduction is the process by which exogenous genetic material is introduced using a bacteriophage as a vector.
Explanation:
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.
-The transducer phage particle injects the DNA, where it can recombine and thus express its information. The transduction was discovered by Lederberg and Zinder.
Plant A would go through photosynthesis quicker than Plant B because it is essential for plants to receive a good amount of sunlight to create food (go through photosynthesis).
