Across
- 5. A type of DNA replication used to replicate the F factor
- 7. encodes genes needed for conjugation, including the T4SS
- 9. A mutation that results in a change in the amino acid sequence
- 11. Transfer of DNA between bacteria requiring direct cell contact
- 12. How we determine if a substance is carcinogenic/mutagenic
- 13. Has F factor integrated into the chromosome
- 14. Region on F factor that allows it to be incorporated in the host chromosome
Down
- 1. Cytosine to adenine mutation
- 2. A mutation that does not cause a change in the amino acid sequence
- 3. Protein complex containing the relaxase and accessory proteins that bind to the F factor at the origin of replication
- 4. The extension of an F+ cell that makes contact with an F- cell
- 6. Guides the F factor DNA to the T4SS
- 7. Cytosine to thymine mutation
- 8. The F factor is an example
- 10. the experiment that showed direct cell to cell contact was needed for DNA transfer between bacterial strains
