DNA molecules are not distinct but intertwined
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The S and G2 phases of interphase are followed by prophase which is the first stage of mitosis. The new DNA molecules generated are not distinct but intertwined in the S and G2 phases.
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- DNA molecules as shown in images are little distinguishable packets. We need to keep in mind that these images are for referencing and understanding rather than for literal representation.
- DNA molecules, are bunch of interwoven strands of genetic thread held or linked in certain bundles.
- These strands usually contain very important genetic material which influence multiple outcomes - somatic and genetic.
- Thus it is easier if the genetic material is intertwined rather than distinct.
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