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The timing of bacterial chromosome replication and cell division is highly regulated. Give details on the...

The timing of bacterial chromosome replication and cell division is highly regulated. Give details on the mechanisms that ensure cell division occurs in the correct place and give examples of the outcomes of those systems failing

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