During bacterial cell division,the single cell is separated into two cells by
A) centrosomes.
B) spindle fibers.
C) nucleosomes.
D) pinching of the plasma membrane.
E) aneuploidy.

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During bacterial cell division, the single cell is separated into two cells by pinching of the plasma membrane. This process is called binary fission. The plasma membrane invaginates and grows inward until it reaches the center of the cell, separating the two daughter cells.

During Bacterial Cell Division,the Single Cell Is Separated into Two