They are genetically identical because when the cell splits into the daughter cells, it makes an exact copy of DNA chromosomes, forcing the cells to be identical.
Answer:
The correct option is B. The offspring will inherit neither the genotype nor the phenotype change.
Explanation:
Any changes which occur in the DNA sequence of a person are termed as mutations.
Mutations will only be transferred to offsprings if the mutated gene or sequence gets incorporated into the genome of the mutated person.
In the above scenario, the mutation is just changing the person's phenotype and it has not been incorporated in the genotype of the affected person. Hence, the offsprings will not inherit the mutation, nether in their genotype nor the phenotype.
A patient will be at increased risk of postpartum bleeding or hemorrhage if the baby she gives birth to is very big. The time spent in labour is also important. If the woman labor for a long time before giving birth, she may have increased risk of postpartum bleeding.
