Mutations and evolution in bacteria
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I can describe examples of mutations in bacteria and explain why advantageous genetic variants became more common in the bacterial population.
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An example of a mutation in bacteria that could be helpful to humans (e.g. ability to digest man-made waste).
An example of a mutation in bacteria that is dangerous to humans (e.g. antibiotic resistance).
Explanations of examples at the genetic level using ideas about mutation, natural selection and asexual reproduction.
Explanations to include why advantageous genetic variants become more common in the bacteria over generations.
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