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A pathogenicity island is located within a particular enterococcus faecalis chromosome. if a bacteria possessed an extrachromosomal f plasmid, would this bacterium be able to sh…

A pathogenicity island is located within a particular enterococcus faecalis chromosome. if a bacteria possessed an extrachromosomal f plasmid, would this bacterium be able to sh…
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A pathogenicity island is located within a particular enterococcus faecalis chromosome. if a bacteria possessed an extrachromosomal f plasmid, would this bacterium be able to share the island with a neighboring

e. faecalis? explain why or why not.\

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I think he's it can cause the bacteria is possessed with plasmid

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