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DNA replication in bacteria occurs:

  1. A
    During S-phase
  2. B
    Within nucleolus
  3. C
    Prior to fission
  4. D
    Just before transcription

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Bacteria (Prokaryotes) do not have a well-defined nucleus or a complex cell cycle with distinct phases like eukaryotes. Their DNA replication occurs in the cytoplasm and is generally completed just before binary fission (cell division).

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DNA replication in bacteria occurs:
A
During S-phase
B
Within nucleolus
C
Prior to fission
D
Just before transcription

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