During the bacterial cell division, the single cells 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 process of cytokinesis involves the pinching of the plasma membrane which eventually separates the two daughter cells. Therefore, option D is the correct answer. Option A is incorrect as centrosomes are not present in bacterial cells. Option B is incorrect as spindle fibers do not play any role in bacterial cell division. Option C is incorrect as nucleosomes are related to the structure of eukaryotic DNA, and not bacterial DNA. Option E is incorrect as aneuploidy is a condition where cells have an abnormal number of chromosomes, and is not related to bacterial cell division.

During the Bacterial Cell Division, the Single Cells Is Separated