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Before a cell divides, what happens to the DNA in that cell during interphase? A. The DNA is duplicated. B. The DNA is selectively mutated. C. The DNA is completely replaced.
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Before a cell divides, what happens to the DNA in that cell during interphase?

A. The DNA is duplicated.


B. The DNA is selectively mutated.


C. The DNA is completely replaced.

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A = the DNA duplicates 
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A. The DNA is duplicated.
There are three steps in Interphase: G1, Synthesis, and G2. G1 is growth, Synthesis is duplication, and G2 is more growth.

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