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Moises Castaneda
22 January, 11:16
Why are chromosomes duplicated
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Melany Castaneda
22 January, 13:46
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It must first replicate it's DNA so that each of the 2 daughter cells will receive a complete copy of the DNA
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Maren Meyer
22 January, 14:36
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Chromosomes are duplicated in order to form new cells after dividing.
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