chapter 10: When DNA is transferred into a prokaryotic cell it may
A) be degraded by enzymes.
B) replicate independent of the host chromosome.
C) recombine with the host chromosome.
D) be degraded by enzymes, replicate independent of the host chromosome, or recombine with the host chromosome.

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When DNA is transferred into a prokaryotic cell it may 
A) be degraded by enzymes.
B) replicate independent of the host chromosome. 
C) recombine with the host chromosome.
D) be degraded by enzymes, replicate independent of the host chromosome, or recombine with the host chromosome.

Maram Omar · Accepted Answer

D) be degraded by enzymes, replicate independent of the host chromosome, or recombine with the host chromosome.

chapter 10

When DNA is transferred into a prokaryotic cell it may A) be degraded by enzymes. B) replicate independent of the host chromosome. C) recombine with the host chromosome. D) be degraded by enzymes, replicate independent of the host chromosome, or recombine with the host chromosome.

D) be degraded by enzymes, replicate independent of the host chromosome, or recombine with the host chromosome.

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