During elongation of a cell during binary fission, small gaps caused by transglycosylases are formed before cell membrane precursors can be inserted.

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During elongation of a cell during binary fission, transglycosylases are enzymes that help in the synthesis of peptidoglycan by forming bonds between sugar molecules, thus building the cell wall. They do not create gaps but rather help in filling them by synthesizing the cell wall as the cell grows.

During Elongation of a Cell During Binary Fission, Small Gaps