Which mechanism is utilized to replicate plasmidsundergoing conjugal transfer?Rolling-circle replicationO Modified rolling-circle replication where the displacedstrand is concurrently with DNA transferTheta replicationTheta replication followed by rolling circle replication

Replication Replication is the process where DNA materials gets doubled in a cell.

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Which mechanism is utilized to replicate plasmids undergoing conjugal transfer? Rolling-circle replication O Modified rolling-circle replication where the displaced strand is concurrently with DNA transfer Theta replication Theta replication followed by rolling circle replication