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1. After DNA replication, what happens to the amount of DNA in the cell? a) it stays the same b) it is doubled c) it is reduced by half
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1. After DNA replication, what happens to the amount of DNA in the cell?
a) it stays the same
b) it is doubled
c) it is reduced by half
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Answer: it is doubled
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