For successful cell replacement during tissue repair, the chromosome content of each daughter cell must be identical to that of the mother cell. Which stages of mitosis make sure that each daughter cell receives one chromatid from each chromatid pair?

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For successful cell replacement during tissue repair, the chromosome content of each daughter cell must be identical to that of the mother cell. Which stages of mitosis make sure that each daughter cell receives one chromatid from each chromatid pair? (A) Prophase and metaphase (B) Metaphase and anaphase (C) Anaphase and telophase (D) Telophase and interphase

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Metaphase in mitosis ensure the orientation of chromatid pair in proper alignment assisted by the centrioles and microtubules. Anaphase is the stage where the chromatids are separated at centromere to ensure each new cell that form gets equal number of chromosomes.

Q. For successful cell replacement during tissue repair, the chromosome content of each daughter cell must be identical to that of the mother cell. Which stages of mitosis make sure that each daughter cell receives one chromatid from each chromatid pair?

Prophase and metaphase

Metaphase and anaphase

Anaphase and telophase

Telophase and interphase

Metaphase in mitosis ensure the orientation of chromatid pair in proper alignment assisted by the centrioles and microtubules. Anaphase is the stage where the chromatids are separated at centromere to ensure each new cell that form gets equal number of chromosomes.