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1. After DNA replication, what happens to the amount of DNA in the cell? a) it stays the same b) it is doubled c) it is reduced by half

1. After DNA replication, what happens to the amount of DNA in the cell? a) it stays the same b) it is doubled c) it is reduced by half
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1. After DNA replication, what happens to the amount of DNA in the cell?

a) it stays the same

b) it is doubled

c) it is reduced by half

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User Vladislav Orillo
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Answer: it is doubled

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