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2 years ago
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During binary fission in a bacterial cell, a base pair is changed from adenine to cytosine. what has just occurred?

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insens350 [35]2 years ago
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During binary fission in a bacterial cell, a base pair is changed from adenine to cytosine due to a random mutation.

Binary fission is a type of asexual reproduction through which a bacteria divides and its body is separated into two new bodies.

If during binary fission in a bacterial cell, a base pair is changed from adenine to cytosine, it is because of a random mutation. A mutation is a genetic alteration or a change in the DNA sequence which results in the generation of a variant. Mutations in the DNA sequence which occur without any specific pattern is known as a random mutation.

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