An F' plasmid results when

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An F' plasmid is a result of incorrect excision of an integrated F plasmid, which brings with it some host genes. Choice A is describing a partial conjugation between an F+ and an F- cell, which can result in the transfer of the F plasmid but not the formation of an F' plasmid. Choice B is describing a conjugation between an Hfr and an F- cell, which can result in the transfer of some host genes but not the formation of an F' plasmid. Choice D is incorrect as there is at least one correct option.

An F' Plasmid Results When A)an F+ ×\times× F- Mating Is Interrupted Before Completion

An F' Plasmid Results When
A)an F⁺ $\times$ F^- Mating Is Interrupted Before Completion