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    Following Uptake, Transforming DNA Becomes Attached to a Competence-Specific Protein
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Following Uptake, Transforming DNA Becomes Attached to a Competence-Specific Protein

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Following uptake, transforming DNA becomes attached to a competence-specific protein that prevents it from nuclease attack until it reaches the chromosome.

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