If a Bacterial Population Develops Froonsinglindividual Cell

If a bacterial population develops froonsinglindividual cell,

A) each cell is likely to be one hundred percent identical to the rest of the population.
B) the entire population is likely to contain the same genetic information without variations.
C) each cell would be identical to the parent cell.
D) a genetic defect carried by the parent cell is going to be passed to daughter cells without any possibility of change.
E) all of these apply.