As a cell grows in preparation for cell division, DNA is O replicated. O destroyed. shortened. O stored.

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As a cell grows in preparation for cell division, DNA is

O replicated.
O destroyed.
shortened.
O stored.

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replicated...the cell duplicates prior to division.

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replicated

Step-by-step explanation:

Your DNA is replicated over and over again

Robert Cutajar answered Dec 23, 2022

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