Plasmids Have a High Probability of Being Present in the New

Plasmids have a high probability of being present in the new generation of cells by all of the following EXCEPT:

A) being present at a high number so that some copies will end up in each new cell after cell division
B) encoding traits such as antibiotic resistance that are required for growth in some environments
C) having replicative processes that are not tied to replication of the chromosome
D) using actin-like ParM filament to bind to ParR-parC complexes on the plasmid
E) carrying host survival genes and self-preservation genes