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Biology, 18.04.2021 14:50 missheyward30

What is true about the two daughter cells formed after the binary fission of a bacterium cell? A) They have the same primary DNA but may have different plasmids.
B) They have variations in the primary DNA but may have a different set of plasmids.
C) They have variations in the primary DNA but have the same set of plasmids.
D) They have the same primary DNA and the same set of plasmids.

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