Homework Help: AP Biology

Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, March 12, 2011 at 9:10pm.

A biologist measured the amount of DNA in several single diploid cells taken from a culture. He knew that these cells could divide mitotically, but not meiotically. His data is shown below: Cell Number and DNA content in micrograms: Cell 1 (11.1 micrograms) Cell 2 (5.4 micrograms) Cell 3 (7.3 micrograms) Cell 4 ( 10.9 micrograms) Cell 5 (5.6 micrograms) Cell 6 (8.6 micrograms) Cell 7 (11.0 micrograms) Which of these cells have most likely just completed mitosis and cytokinesis?

AP Biology - SraJMcGin, Saturday, March 12, 2011 at 9:58pm
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