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A yeast cell that forms a bud is called the "mother cell." Why is there no mother cell after a paramecium divides?

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Because the mother cell has divided to give two new daughter cells.
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There is no mother cell after a paramecium divides because it is divided by binary fission and the paramecium is divided into two identical cells, called daughter cells, there is no mother cell left.

What is paramecium?

Paramecium is a protist. It is oval-shaped with cilia all over the body, and it is minute and can be seen only under a microscope. It engulfs its food through the body cavity, which is its mouth.

Binary fission means when the cell is divided into two daughter cells. The division is asexual reproduction. The cell divided DNA into two copies and then each cell gets the DNA.

Thus, there is no mother cell after a paramecium divides since binary fission is used and the paramecium is split into two identical cells, known as daughter cells.

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