During binary fission, each copy of the duplicating chromosome moves to opposite ends of the cell. What does this achieve?

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During binary fission, each copy of the duplicating chromosome moves to opposite ends of the cell. What does this achieve?

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It ensures that each daughter cell obtains one copy of the chromosome

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