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tDNA, or transfer DNA, is a short, single-stranded DNA molecule that can move genetic material between cells. It is commonly utilized in genetic engineering techniques, such as transformation in bacteria or gene transfer in plants. tDNA can be naturally occurring, as seen in conjugation in bacteria, or artificially introduced in laboratory settings.
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