An F' donor includes F DNA plus a segment of bacterial chromosome DNA. If conjugation is interrupted before the entire F' chromosome transfers, what could be the expected consequences?
A) a smaller F' plasmid than had been present in the donor
B) change of the recipient from F- to F+
C) formation of a recipient that is a stable partial diploid
D) integration of some but not all F' genes into the recipient's chromosome
E) failure of the F' strand to circularize in the recipient
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