There's no genetic difference from the daughter buds and the parent cell. They are exact clones and there's no increase in genetic diversity.
Sugar is a component of carbohydrates, but it should be noted that this is a slightly misleading question, since sugar itself is actually a carbohydrate.
Answer:
Human insulin protein will not be produced
Explanation:
For production of human insulin protein in bacteria, first the insulin gene needs to be transcribed to corresponding mRNA. This mRNA will be then translated to produce insulin protein. The initial portion of any gene has a promoter sequence. During transcription RNA Polymerase recognizes this promoter sequence to initiate the process.
Here, the gene's first five nucleotides were accidentally cut out so now the promoter sequence has been altered. RNA Polymerase will not be able to recognise it so transcription will not occur. No mRNA will be formed and as a result translation will also not occur and there will be no production of insulin protein.
The right answer is when host cell damage is detected.
Prophage is integrated into the host's DNA and is duplicated exactly like bacterial genes. Later, through a process called induction, the prophage can be excised from the bacterial genome and give birth to a free phage DNA, which undertakes a lytic cycle. Once released, the viral DNA Deforms the functions of the host cell, converting them into the production of a large number of phagic particles.As a result of this lytic infection, the bacteria dies.
Reactivation of the lithic cycle is often triggered by molecular signals of host damage or stress.