Question

How much of the parent's nuclear material does each daughter cell get during reproduction by binary fission?

Answer 1

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In binary fission the parent's nuclei first splits into half, which contributes for the half of the nuclei of daughter cell and remaining half is newly generated by the daughter.

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Answer 2

The answer will be half of the parent's nuclear material each daughter cell gets during reproduction by binary fission.

• Binary fission is a type of asexual mode of reproduction.
• In this method, new daughter cells are produced by the process of karyokinesis (nuclear material division) followed by cytokinesis (a division of the cytoplasm).
• Through the process of binary fission, two daughter cells are produced that are almost similar in size.
• Before the phase of fission takes place in the process of reproduction, the nuclear material gets duplicated and each daughter cell receives half of the total nuclear material from each parent.

Hence, the correct answer will be during the reproduction through binary fission, each daughter cell gets half of the parents' nuclear material.

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