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Facultative intracellular
"Ellas": Salmonella, Brucella, Pasturella, Legionella, Franciscella
"Ias": Neisseria,Yersinia, Listeria.
Mycobacterium
Lysogenic (specialized) tranduction
COBED: V. cholera, O antigen of Salmonella, Botulinum, Erythrogenic toxin of S. pyogenes, Diphtheria toxin
Natural transformation
S. pneumo, H flu, Bacillis, Neisseria
Conjugation F+/F-
G- rods, S aureus (vancomycin resistance)
Lytic (general) transduction
S aureus methicillin resistance, Pseudomonas imipanem resistance