<span>If a compound could interfere with bacterial cell wall synthesis, it would destroy the cell. The bacteria would not survive failure of the cell wall. This compound would be useful in the treatment of bacterial infection as it would destroy the infection on a cellular level.</span>
I believe that the answer to the question provided above is Fission, <span>Only </span>prokaryotes<span> (the </span>archaea<span> and the </span>bacteria<span>) reproduce asexually through binary fission. </span>Eukaryotes<span> (such as </span>protists<span> and unicellular </span>fungi<span>) may reproduce in a functionally similar manner by </span>mitosis<span>; most of these are also capable of sexual reproduction.</span>
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Lungs have a pulmonary circulation
Answer:
Glycolysis takes places in cytoplasm in a cell
