Are Daughter Cells Identical to Parent Cells in Mitosis?
Yes, daughter cells are identical to parent cells in mitosis. They have the same number of chromosomes and genetic material!
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Absolutely! Mitosis creates two identical clones of the original cell. Think of it as cellular copy-pasting!
You bet! They are exactly the same as the parent cells, thanks to mitosis.
Yup, mitosis makes sure the daughter cells are a carbon copy of the parent cell. Same genes, same everything!
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