Some scientists are studying a newly discovered microbe and determine that it consists of a single cell, lacking a nucleus. this organism could be <u>a bacterium.</u>

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<h3>What do you mean by bacterium?</h3>

Any of a large group of one-celled organisms that reproduce by fission or by generating spores, lack a cell nucleus, and occasionally cause disease.
They are the most prevalent life forms on Earth, present in all living organisms as well as all climatic conditions.

<h3>What can be discovered in bacteria?</h3>

Its gel-like matrix, which also contains other cell components like ribosomes, chromosomes, and plasmids, is made up of water, enzymes, nutrients, waste products, and gases.
The cytoplasm and all of its elements are enclosed by the cell membrane.
Bacteria do not have a nucleus that is contained in a membrane like eukaryotic (true) cells do.

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When can a mutation be beneficial or good to a living organism ?

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This is my reason for saying yes

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