Human cells that have completed telophase i will each contain 233 chromosmes, which will be in a(n) replicated form.
What is telophase and why it is important?
The end of mitosis is known as telophase. Each chromosome has moved to one of the poles at this point. The nuclear membrane that surrounds these chromosomes forms at each of the cell's poles while the cell is compressed in the middle (in mammals) or divided by a cell plate (for plants).
Telophase is followed by Cytokinesis, or the division of the cytoplasm into two daughter cytoplasm cells. The daughter cells that result from this process have identical genetic composition.
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It'll still be about 30 minutes, being able to complete a specific task that you must be taught first isn't hereditary, so it'd be about the same.
For instance, if a woman is an amazing pianist, and she has a daughter, would the daughter also be a professional pianist automatically? No, she'd have to be taught how to play first. Sure, certain genetic traits that may help play piano more easily may have a say in it, i.e., longer fingers, but the talent of playing piano isn't passed on from mother to child through reproduction.
I think it would be Carbohydrates.