If a diploid cell has 10 chromosomes (2n = 10) in g1 phase, how many pairs of sister chromatids will be present in the 'prophase' nucleus of these cells?.

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If a diploid cell has 10 chromosomes (2n = 10) in g1 phase, how many pairs of sister chromatids will be present in the 'prophase' nucleus of these cells?.

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Answer: 20

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