Why are daughter cells resulting from mitosis are genetically identical to each other and to the original cell?

Answer 1

The fact that before dividing into two daughter cells the DNA in the parent cell replicates itself into two identical sets of DNA. when the cells divide the DNA splits into the original set and the new replicated set created two cells that are identical. This is of course, not counting potential mutations that can occur during replication or environmental factors that can also mutate the DNA.

Answer 2

Because they are made with exact copies of the parent cells chromosomes.

Answer 3

In mitosis, the chromosomes are duplicated, and then perfectly halved between the daughter cells. The preservation of the correct genetics is important for cell function.

Answer 4

because they REPLICATE. the process in which the genetic make-up of the cell is copied in order to form more of the same cells.

Answer 5

Because the original cell splits into 2 cells in mitosis.

Answer 6

yes it is ur brain so small if u hit ur mama it wouldnt hurt

Answer 7

It is bacically asexual reproduction where if you have the same DNA mixed with the same DNA you are going to get the same DNA not a different one for ex. dog+dog=dog not dog+dog=cat.

Answer 8

because they are diploid and stomatic