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Ne4ueva [31]
2 years ago
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Discuss the effects of binary fission and short generation time on the accumulation of mutations in a bacterial population over

time. (3)
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scZoUnD [109]2 years ago
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Due to the <u>mutation </u>accumulation, the <u>binary fission</u> in bacterial population will decrease due to in ability to divide (Due to inactive replicating enzymes). In the similar way, the <u>generation time</u> will also decrease.

Binary Fission- Binary fission, also known as asexual body division into two new bodies, When an organism divides into two halves (cytokinesis) by binary fission, it doubles its genetic material, or DNA, with each new creature acquiring one copy of the latter.

Generation Time- The amount of time it takes for a colony of bacteria to double in size is known as the generation time. The generation period for various bacteria ranges from a few minutes to many hours. Bacteria multiply by geometric progression because of binary fission.

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