Evaluate the paragraph below and drag the labels to complete the sentences that discuss antibiotic resistance gene locations?

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Evaluate the paragraph below and drag the labels to complete the sentences that discuss antibiotic resistance gene locations?

conjugation
pathogenicity
horizontal
transposons
replicative
transduction
mobile
att
transformation.
F factor
vertical
Antibiotic resistance genes can be found on a number of
elements.
genetic
plasmid that has the resistance
R factor plasmids comprise the basic
transfer factors, as well as one or more genes for antibiotic resistance that are
transferred through
gene transfer, most commonly
Transposons play a major role in the transfer of resistance genes since they are able to
jump from plasmid to plasmid. In the case of
transposons, they leave
a copy of themselves at the original location.
Other mobile genetic elements include integrative conjugative elements (ICES) and
mobilizable genomic islands (MGIS). ICES are
that transfer from one cell to
another via conjugation. MGIs are similar except they can transfer a large proportion of the
donor chromosome, often
site.
islands, due to their
Transcribed Image Text:conjugation pathogenicity horizontal transposons replicative transduction mobile att transformation. F factor vertical Antibiotic resistance genes can be found on a number of elements. genetic plasmid that has the resistance R factor plasmids comprise the basic transfer factors, as well as one or more genes for antibiotic resistance that are transferred through gene transfer, most commonly Transposons play a major role in the transfer of resistance genes since they are able to jump from plasmid to plasmid. In the case of transposons, they leave a copy of themselves at the original location. Other mobile genetic elements include integrative conjugative elements (ICES) and mobilizable genomic islands (MGIS). ICES are that transfer from one cell to another via conjugation. MGIs are similar except they can transfer a large proportion of the donor chromosome, often site. islands, due to their
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