2 years ago

Why is it important that the cells DNA is duplicated before cell division

Biology

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Greeley [361]2 years ago

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If the DNA wasn't duplicated, one of the daughter cells wouldn't have DNA and die.

Explanation:

The cell would split into a cell that had DNA and would survive and a cell that wouldn't survive. The one that doesn't have DNA wouldn't be able to go through cellular functions. Why? The DNA needed to direct functions wouldn't be present.

finlep [7]2 years ago

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If the DNA wasn't duplicated, one of the daughter cells wouldn't have DNA and die.

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