A bacterial cell transfers chromosomal genes to F^- cells, but it rarely causes them to become F⁺. The bacterial cell is:

Name: A bacterial cell transfers chromosomal genes to F - cells, but it rarely causes them to become F + . The bacterial cell is:
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An Hfr (high frequency of recombination) cell transfers chromosomal genes to F- cells through conjugation, but it rarely converts them to F+ because the entire F factor is not usually transferred.

A Bacterial Cell Transfers Chromosomal Genes to F- Cells, but It

A Bacterial Cell Transfers Chromosomal Genes to F^- Cells, but It