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  • 25-11-2015
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why is it important that the cell's DNA is duplicated before cell division?

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JonTre
JonTre JonTre
  • 25-11-2015
It is important because when it is dividing there is no way for the information to cross over to the other cell, so that is why it is duplicated before the division.
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hanvoldj
hanvoldj hanvoldj
  • 25-11-2015
so each new cell created by cell division has complete DNA

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