Respuesta :
Answer: DNA and organelles duplicate, creating enough material to create two of itself, two daughter cells.
Explanation:
Mitosis leads to two daughter cells, each of which is diploid and genetically identical to the original cell. In the interphase, the cell undergoes growth and the DNA replication process.
What happens in the interphase of mitosis?
The cell cycle has an interphase that has the growth phase (G1) where the cell grows, then there is the S phase where the cell undergoes the DNA replication phase. In DNA replication, from one chromosome, two chromatids are formed, but both are attached to each other by a single centromere.
The G2 phase is the second growth phase, and then the cell enters mitosis. In the mitosis, each duplicate chromosome is attached to the spindle fibers so that they can divide, and each cell gets the exact same number of chromosomes as their parents' cells, but in the meiosis, first the homologous chromosomes separate.
Hence, in the interphase, the cell undergoes the growth and DNA replication processes.
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