In bacterial cell undergoing binary fission and balanced growth, . View Available Hint(s) In bacterial cell undergoing binary fission and balanced growth, . the proportion of all cell constituents will remain the same over time the proportion of protein in the cell increases as the Fts proteins form the divisome prior to cell division the proportion of DNA in the cell increases rapidly until the cell divides the time it takes to complete one round of DNA replication limits the generation time

Binary fission is asexual mean of reproduction in most of the bacteria. In binary fission the bacteria grow enough in size, its genetic material is duplicated and the parent bacterial cell is divided into two daughter cells. Binary fission is similar concept as mitosis in eukaryotes but its purpose is different. Mitosis is used to increase number of cells in eukaryotes but binary fission is used for reproduction in bacterial cells.

So as the mitosis produce the similar daughter cells to parent cell binary fission also produce similar daughter cells to parent. The proportion of all cell constituents will remain the same over time because in binary fission the fully grown bacterial cell is divided into two daughter cells after the replication of its genetic material which produces two identical daughter cells.