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E.coli replication timeIn E. coli, It takes 40 min to replicate the entire
chromosome It requires 20 min between the DNA replication and cell division. How can the generation time in E.coli is 20 min?
Not all E. coli strains replicate at 20mins. Lab strains that have been passed too many times or strains like DH5a that are fairly stripped down will have shorter generation times. Or so I've heard....
'It is futile to pretend to the public that we understand how an amoeba evolved into a man, when we cannot tell our students how a human egg produces a skin cell or a brain cell!'
Dr Jérôme J. Lejeune
Well lab strains might have lost some of their genome (K12 the reference lab strain has a genome about 20% smaller than O17:h7 a pathogen) but both those numbers are true for a laboratory starin.
So, Hint: The first division will take 40 minutes, the next one will only take 20 minutes. Patrick
Science has proof without any certainty. Creationists have certainty without any proof. (Ashley Montague)
Ohhh, yeah...forgot about that little tidbit when I threw out my first answer. You bacteria people and your tricksy pets.....
'It is futile to pretend to the public that we understand how an amoeba evolved into a man, when we cannot tell our students how a human egg produces a skin cell or a brain cell!'
Dr Jérôme J. Lejeune
Re: E.coli replication timefor the answer refer book " molecular genetics of bacteria 4th edition by jeremy dale and simon park" page no 16-19.
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