In transduction, the DNA is being moved between the two cells by
A)a third bacterial cell.
B)a phage.
C)transposons.
D)membrane bound transport proteins.

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In transduction, DNA is transferred from one bacterium to another by a virus known as a bacteriophage (phage). The phage infects the bacterial cell, incorporates its DNA into the host cell, and can sometimes package host bacterial DNA into new phage particles, which can then infect another bacterium, transferring the DNA.

In Transduction, the DNA Is Being Moved Between the Two