The DNA strands within a single bacterial cell are labeled with fluorescent probe, meaning the DNA strands will glow when exposed to UV light. If this bacterial cell divides in standard agar to produce 64 bacterial cells, then how many cells contain a strand of “glowing” DNA? Why would this number of cells contain “glowing” DNA?

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