Question

The cell cycle describes the process by which cells divide. Which of the following best describes the processes that occur during the cell cycle?
Cellular division splits the parent cell in half, resulting in two new daughter cells that are half the original size and contain exactly half of the materials in the cytoplasm.
Cellular division splits the parent cell in half, resulting in two new daughter cells that are half the original size and contain exactly half of the materials in the cytoplasm.

Replication only involves the duplication of proteins needed to acquire nutrients from the environment.
Replication only involves the duplication of proteins needed to acquire nutrients from the environment.

Replication involves the duplication of DNA and the organelles in the cytoplasm that are needed for the cell to survive.
Replication involves the duplication of DNA and the organelles in the cytoplasm that are needed for the cell to survive.

Cellular division splits the parent cell into quarters, resulting in four cells that are all identical.

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

Cell division involves splitting the parent cell into two identical daughter cells