Binary fission in bacteria involves replication of circular DNA and plasmids, replication of organelles, movement of DNA loops to opposite poles, and division of cytoplasm with new cell wall formation.
A fissão binária em bactérias envolve a replicação do DNA circular e plasmídeos, replicação de organelos, movimento dos loops de DNA para polos opostos, e divisão do citoplasma com formação de nova parede celular.
| Front | What is the process of Binary Fission (Bacteria replicating) |
|---|---|
| Back | 1. Circular DNA and Plasmids replicate 2. Organelles replicate 3. DNA loops move to opposite poles 4. Cytoplasm divides and new cell wall forms |
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