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DNA stores a cell’s genetic information. During interphase, unwound chromosomes containing DNA replicate, forming an X-shape. This is still considered one chromosome, but now it has twice as much genetic material.

How does this help explain why daughter cells are identical after mitosis?

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because during mitosis one mother cell is divided to two daughter cells so we need to replicate the genetic material so we have the same number of chromosomes in both cells. so yeah that’s why they are identical/have the same genetic material. hope this helped

During mitosis one mother cell is split into two daughter cells to replicate the genetic material, so we have the same number of chromosomes in both cells.

What happens in mitosis?

Mitosis is the procedure in which a eukaryotic cell nucleus divide in two,  leading to the division of the parent cell into two daughter cells.

It seems to the string-like appearance of chromosomes as the cell prepares to diverge.

Thus, in mitosis one mother cell is split into two daughter cells to replicate the genetic material.

To learn more about mitosis click here:

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