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Cell division Presentation

Cell division Presentation. Joey Braun Anthony Mazza. Vibrio Cholerae. Kingdom: Eubacteria Genus: Vibrio Species: V. Cholerae. Eubacteria Kingdom. Body type: Unicellular Prokaryotic. Reproduction of Vibrio Cholerae. Vibrio Cholerae uses binary fission to reproduce

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Cell division Presentation

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  1. Cell division Presentation Joey Braun Anthony Mazza

  2. VibrioCholerae • Kingdom: Eubacteria • Genus: Vibrio • Species: V. Cholerae

  3. Eubacteria Kingdom • Body type: Unicellular • Prokaryotic

  4. Reproduction of VibrioCholerae • VibrioCholeraeuses binary fission to reproduce • Knowing how this deadly bacteria reproduces can help scientists to make a medicine that can disrupt the cycle

  5. Real world application • Understanding binary fission can help save peoples lives. Knowing that a certain ingredient in a medicine can stop the cycle, will help kill it.

  6. Binary Fission • Asexual reproduction in prokaryotic cells • Happens by separation of the body

  7. First step of Binary Fission • Parent cell grows to maximum size and duplicates its chromosomes • Makes two copies of genetic material (DNA)

  8. Next step of Binary Fission • Cell grows • Increases space between the two duplicated chromosomes • In prokaryotes, a new cell wall is formed across the middle of the cell, dividing it

  9. Last step of Binary Fission • Daughter cells separate • A new cell is formed • Process repeats very quickly

  10. http://www.scienceprofonline.com/microbiology/binary-fission-cell-division-reproduction-prokaryotes.htmlhttp://www.scienceprofonline.com/microbiology/binary-fission-cell-division-reproduction-prokaryotes.html • Image taken from: http://faculty.college-prep.org/~bernie/sciproject/project/Kingdoms/Bacteria3/binfission.jpg

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