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Semiconservative Replication

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DNA replication in bacterial occurs:

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During S Phase

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Within nucleolus

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C

Prior to fission

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Just before transcription

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Solution

The correct option is C Prior to fission
In bacteria, replication of DNA occurs prior to fission'
So, the correct option is 'Prior to fission'.

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