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3. How many times can the nuclear DNA replicate during the life cycle of a cell? * Always Only once Twice Many times
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3. How many times can the nuclear DNA replicate during the life cycle of a cell? *

Always

Only once

Twice

Many times

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Only once because the DNA replication initiation is tightly linked to cell cycle progression,ensuring that replication occur only once per cycle
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