By the time a normal cell divides, you can assume that ___

a. the cell's surface area has become larger than its volume

b. the cell's volume has become larger than its surface area

c. the cell has replicated all its DNA

d. the cell's mitochondria have been destroyed

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Parker Collins

Social Studies

30 July, 21:54

By the time a normal cell divides, you can assume that ___

a. the cell's surface area has become larger than its volume

b. the cell's volume has become larger than its surface area

c. the cell has replicated all its DNA

d. the cell's mitochondria have been destroyed

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Lennon Schmidt · Answer 1

c. the cell has replicated all its DNA

Explanation:

It is important to remember that the genome which is the DNA sequence is a vital part of the cell. The genome completion or DNA sequence completion is an important stage before the cell division begins as the chromosome replicates before division. This chromosome replication results in two separate but identical chromosomes. These identical chromosomes are passed on to the new cells formed through cell division. Hence, it is assumed that the ell has replicated all its DNA before division.

By the time a normal cell divides, you can assume that ___a. the cell's surface area has become larger than its volumeb. the cell's volume has become larger than its surface areac. the cell has replicated all its DNAd. the cell's mitochondria have been destroyed

By the time a normal cell divides, you can assume that ___

a. the cell's surface area has become larger than its volume

b. the cell's volume has become larger than its surface area

c. the cell has replicated all its DNA

d. the cell's mitochondria have been destroyed