Where do daughter cells obtain their DNA?

a. from the duplicated chromosomes in the nucleus of the parent cell

b. from the splitting of the cytoplasm in cytokinesis

c. from all of the original parent chromosomes during cell division

d. from inheriting 10% of the parent cell's genetic material

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Jermaine Case

Biology

28 March, 20:50

Where do daughter cells obtain their DNA?

a. from the duplicated chromosomes in the nucleus of the parent cell

b. from the splitting of the cytoplasm in cytokinesis

c. from all of the original parent chromosomes during cell division

d. from inheriting 10% of the parent cell's genetic material

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Cale Salazar · Answer 1

The answer to this question would be: a. from the duplicated chromosomes in the nucleus of the parent cell

All of the genetic material of the cell will be stored inside the nucleus of the cells. In cell division, the genetic material will be duplicated resulting in 2 set of genetic material. These genetic materials will be inherited by the daughter cell.

Velasquez · Answer 2

I just took it, the answer is ... from the duplicated chromosomes in the nucleus of the parent cell

Where do daughter cells obtain their DNA?a. from the duplicated chromosomes in the nucleus of the parent cellb. from the splitting of the cytoplasm in cytokinesisc. from all of the original parent chromosomes during cell divisiond. from inheriting 10% of the parent cell's genetic material

Where do daughter cells obtain their DNA?

a. from the duplicated chromosomes in the nucleus of the parent cell

b. from the splitting of the cytoplasm in cytokinesis

c. from all of the original parent chromosomes during cell division

d. from inheriting 10% of the parent cell's genetic material