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What are the possible ways through which a plasmid can replicate?

What are the possible ways through which a plasmid can replicate? Correct Answer Replicate by inserting themselves into a bacterial chromosome

A plasmid depending upon its size and host bacterium can replicate in either of the stated ways. An episome is a plasmid that inserts itself in the host bacterium and is then capable of replication.

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1. Must possess the genes essential for replication of DNA
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3. Must include, at least, one gene recognizable by its product or activity, which possesses within it a cutting site for a restriction enzyme
4. In the rep region must contain a cutting site for the restriction enzyme to be used
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Q. Alkaline phosphatase
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S. Polynucleotide kinase
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