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At the end of mitosis, the chromosome number in each daughter cell compared to the parent cell is:
A
Same (2n → 2n)
B
Halved (2n → n)
C
Doubled (2n → 4n)
D
Quadrupled
Explanation
Mitosis is equational division — it maintains chromosome number. A diploid parent cell (2n) produces two diploid daughter cells (2n). This is critical for growth, repair, and asexual reproduction. Contrast with meiosis which is reductional (2n → n).
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