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Question 10

A cell copies its hereditary information and then divides. Where can a copy of that information go as a direct result?

  1. Into the daughter cellsCorrect answer
  2. Only into nearby tissues
  3. Into unrelated neighbours
  4. Only into extracellular fluid

Explanation

The resulting daughter cells can receive copied hereditary information during cell division. Unrelated neighbouring cells are not products of that division, so they do not receive the copies by this route.

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