During transfer of T-DNA to a plant cell, what is transferred?
a. the original double-stranded T-DNA, displaced by synthesis of a new double-stranded copy
b. a newly synthesized double-stranded copy of the original T-DNA
c. the entire Ti plasmid, and all but the T-DNA is degraded
d. a single pre-existing DNA strand displaced by the synthesis of a new strand
e. a newly synthesized single strand
Ans: d
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