The mutation itself doesn't actually disappear, but the bacteria that carry it grow slower than other bacteria so the proportion of the bacteria carrying the mutation gets smaller with every generation and becomes insignificant or even die out at some point.
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Can someone explain how the mutation disappears? 1:25
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The mutation itself doesn't actually disappear, but the bacteria that carry it grow slower than other bacteria so the proportion of the bacteria carrying the mutation gets smaller with every generation and becomes insignificant or even die out at some point.
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