Question

2 multiple choice 1 point which of the following is the correct order of yeast budding process? unbudded cell, the cell buds, nucleus divides, cell divides unbudded cell, the cell buds, cell divides, nucleus divides cell buds, cell receives signal of budding, nucleus divides, cell divides cell divides, cell buds, the bud grows, nucleus divides

Explanation:

To determine the correct order of yeast budding: First, the yeast starts as an unbudded cell. Then, budding begins (the cell buds). Next, the nucleus divides (to ensure genetic material is distributed). Finally, the cell divides, separating the bud (new cell) from the parent. Let's analyze each option:

• Option 1: Unbudded cell → cell buds → nucleus divides → cell divides. This matches the correct sequence (nuclear division precedes cell division in budding).
• Option 2: Nucleus should divide before cell divides, so this is wrong.
• Option 3: The cell must be unbudded first and receive the budding signal (implicit in the process starting with an unbudded cell) before budding, so this order is incorrect.
• Option 4: The order here is illogical (cell divides before budding and nuclear division).

Answer:

A. Unbudded cell, the cell buds, nucleus divides, cell divides