How does the amount of DNA remain constant through each new generation is a combination of DNA copies of two individuals?
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we have 46 chromosomes which contain DNA each parent gives 23 pair of chromosomes and before pass it to the next generation DNA copies it self this process is know as replication
hence it remains constant through each generation
hence it remains constant through each generation
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A molecular process called Replication takes place in cells before it transfer genetic material to daughter generation during cell division.
During cell division, both parents share 23 chromosomes which make up 46 chromosomes in the next generation. This is how the number of chromosomes or DNA remain same through generations and does not vary.
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