Before mitosis, DNA is replicated during interphase, creating sister chromatids joined at the centromere for equal segregation into daughter cells.
Before mitosis, DNA is replicated during interphase, creating sister chromatids joined at the centromere for equal segregation into daughter cells.
| Front | What happens before mitosis begins 2.1.6(c) |
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| Back | - DNA replicated during interphase, each DNA molecule producing chromatids (identical DNA molecules) - chromatids Joined at centromere so they are maneuvered/segregated equally into daughter cells |
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