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At the end of mitosis the cells produced are identical to each other is it True or False
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At the end of mitosis the cells produced are identical to each other is it True or False
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I believe it is true. ;)
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Yes, this is true! Cells will always be the same after mitosis! This is because cells reproduce via. asexual reproduction.
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