Microbiology MCQS - QUESTION DETAILS

What is the primary function of the plasmid in bacterial cells?
A. Carries extra-chromosomal genes
B. Synthesizes cellular ATP
C. Initiates DNA replication
D. Facilitates protein synthesis

Plasmids in bacterial cells carry extra-chromosomal genes and can confer additional traits.

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