A derivative F plasmid that contains host DNA is called an:

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A derivative F plasmid that contains host DNA is called an F' (pronounced F prime) plasmid. This name indicates that the plasmid is an altered version of the F plasmid and has additional genetic material (in the form of host DNA) incorporated into it. Option A is incorrect because an F plasmid by itself does not contain host DNA. Option B and C are made up names and not correct terminology. Option E refers to a different type of plasmid that integrates into the host chromosome, unlike the F' plasmid which remains episomal.

A Derivative F Plasmid That Contains Host DNA Is Called