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Aaliyah Rogers
11 June, 00:36
Why do all cells have identical dna
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Jaden Chase
11 June, 02:21
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To be clear MOST cells have identical dna (sex cells don't have identical) but they do have identical cells because of what during the cell cycle (interphase-s phase) duplicates the dna
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