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byun.241870
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I thought obligate anaerobe mutation is related to defects with peroxisome which prevents it from detoxify the peroxide produced by aerobic respiration.
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jellywing_2058
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I do not know if that is a fact, but even if it is, this does not help you answer the question properly.
Answer choice A is wrong because chromosomes do not contribute to mitosis according to the passage.
Answer choice D simply does not make sense.
Answer choice C has information that has not been discussed in the passage and according to figure a), the nuclear envelope of the normal cell and of the mutant (petite) cell are the same size.
Therefore answer choice B is the correct answer. |
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