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in nucleus of a Eukaryotic cell how many fragments of DNA are present in interphase?
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The genome of a eukaryotic cell is composed of multiple chromosomes and each chromosome contain a linear DNA molecule. During interphase, the DNA present in the cell is replicated or duplicated. This means that during interphase, there is a formation of two copies of each chromosome.
If the cell is haploid (n), after interphase it becomes diploid (2n) and then undergoes the process of cell division.
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Dear Student,
The genome of a eukaryotic cell is composed of multiple chromosomes and each chromosome contain a linear DNA molecule. During interphase, the DNA present in the cell is replicated or duplicated. This means that during interphase, there is a formation of two copies of each chromosome.
If the cell is haploid (n), after interphase it becomes diploid (2n) and then undergoes the process of cell division.
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