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If the DNA content of a diploid cell in prophase I is x, what would it be for the same cell at prophase II? 2x , x/4 , x/2
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If the DNA content of a diploid cell in prophase I is x, what would it be for the same cell at prophase II? 2x , x/4 , x/2
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Hello,
The answer would be 2x
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it would be 2x because in phase 1 it is just x and in phase 2 it must be 2x
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