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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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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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