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Besides for growth, what other reason would you want a new cell to have the same exact DNA as the initial parent cell?

Besides for growth, what other reason would you want a new cell to have the same exact DNA as the initial parent cell?
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Besides for growth, what other reason would you want a new cell

to have the same exact DNA as the initial parent cell?

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So when the parent cell dies you have an identical cell with the same information. That can preform the same task

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