And so then it carries that DNA fragment that is harmless to another bacterial cell as shown and it injects that DNA fragment into this bacterial cell and then that fragment is incorporated with the DNA molecule of that particular cell. And now this new cell is genetically different than this initial cell. So this is the final method by which our bacterial cell undergoes the process of genetic recombination. So once again, because bacterial cells and other prokaryotic cells do not actually reproduce via the process of meiosis, they reproduce via the process of binary fission. And because binary fission does not incorporate genetic recombination, they have to undergo other methods of genetic recombination. And these three methods are conjugation, transformation and transduction.