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Binary fission |
Binary fission is a form of asexual reproduction in which a cell divides into two identical daughter cells |
Daughter cells |
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Growth |
In microbiology, growth is defined as an increase in the number of cells |
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Ftz rings |
A cell division protein that divides the nucleoloid into during binary fission |
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Origin |
The site at which replication starts. It is located close to the Binding site of the chromosome to the plasma membrane |
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Chromosome location |
Attached to the cell membrane at the midpoint |
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Divisome |
Cell-division apparatus |
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Fts |
Filamentous temperature sensitive proteins |
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FtsA |
Helps connect FtZ ring to the cytoplasm membrane. Located in the cell membrane |
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FtsA |
Divisome also contains ftsA proteins needed for peptidoglycan formation |
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When does DNA replication and elongation occur? |
Before the division is even formed |
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Minproteins |
Ensure divisome only form at the centre |
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Min D and C |
Forms spiral structures and oscillates from pole to pole. Helps localize MinC in cell cytoplasm. They Dwell in the poles of the cell and inhibit formation of FtZ ring |
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MinE |
Oscillates from pole to pole |
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Septum |
Orchestrates the synthesis of new cytoplasm membrane and cell wall material |
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