Transformation, Conjugation and plasmids

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Plasmids have been discussed before:

Plasmids

OVERVIEW/BIOTHEORY Plasmids are “Floating” circular DNA that are independent from the main genome of the organism (Organisms being cellular, mostly in bacteria but can also be in eukaryotic organisms) that can replicate, be transferred between organisms (typically through a “Pilias”) , and be carried over during miosis, they can also integrate into the main genome. Visualisation [400px-Plasmid_replication_(english).svg] Plasmids are typically beneficial to the host, giving an survival advan…

Gene unlocking, assembly, passive effect

Regarding plasmids: Assembled genes are divided into the main genome region and plasmid region. The plasmid area allows you to create or obtain plasmids. There is no upper limit on the number of plasmids. Each plasmid is also divided into Active genes and Potential genes. Plasmid creation: Create a new blank plasmid, each with a basic cell replication phosphate cost (From ORI). Compared to the main genome, the MP consumption of genes entering the plasmid genome from unassembled genes is less, a…

Also there’s been some discussion on the dev forum, but these are all pretty old:

Differentiating Prokaryotic Gameplay?

Genome map?

Prokaryote Gameplay