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What is the significance of plasmids to bacteria? A.) they allow bacteria to move in the habitat B.) they allow bacteria to attach to a host cell C.) they allow bacteria to adap…

What is the significance of plasmids to bacteria? A.) they allow bacteria to move in the habitat B.) they allow bacteria to attach to a host cell C.) they allow bacteria to adap…
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What is the significance of plasmids to bacteria?

A.) they allow bacteria to move in the habitat
B.) they allow bacteria to attach to a host cell
C.) they allow bacteria to adapt to condition.

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They allow bacteria to adapt in condition

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