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You watch one cell go trough the cell cycle. Now there are two cells, but you notice that one cell has extra chromosomes, and the other cell is missing chromosomes. What likely …

You watch one cell go trough the cell cycle. Now there are two cells, but you notice that one cell has extra chromosomes, and the other cell is missing chromosomes. What likely …
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You watch one cell go trough the cell cycle. Now there are two cells, but you notice that one cell has extra chromosomes, and the other cell is missing chromosomes. What likely happened?

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The cell missed the checkpoint at the end of the G2 phase which is where replication occurs.

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