A single-cell organism that reproduces asexually through mitosis contains 24 chromosomes. When the organism reproduces, how many chromosomes will there be in the resulting daughter cells?

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A single-cell organism that reproduces asexually through mitosis contains 24 chromosomes. When the organism reproduces, how many chromosomes will there be in the resulting daughter cells?

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Answer: there will be 24 daughter cells I believe.

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