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A scientist is looking to study mouse cells in various stages of mitosis. He obtains a culture of cells and treats them with a chemical that arrests the cells during DNA replication.
What is the most likely result of the experiment?
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He will successfully have arrested the cells in various stages of mitosis for observation.
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The cells will complete mitosis and be arrested during the S phase of interphase.
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The cells will complete mitosis and will be arrested upon entry into G1.
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The cells will be unaffected by the chemical entirely.
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A scientist is looking to study mouse cells in various stages of mitosis. He obtains a culture of cells and treats them with a chemical that arrests the cells during DNA replication.
What is the most likely result of the experiment?
A
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He will successfully have arrested the cells in various stages of mitosis for observation.
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The cells will complete mitosis and be arrested during the S phase of interphase.
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The cells will complete mitosis and will be arrested upon entry into G1.
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The cells will be unaffected by the chemical entirely.
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DNA replication in the eukaryotic cell cycle happens only during S phase. Mitosis involves only nuclear division, not DNA replication. Therefore mitosis would be unaffected by the
chemical and the cells would complete mitosis and would only be arrested once they entered S phase, making (B) the correct answer.
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