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The image on the left shows a cell in interphase. The image on the right shows the same cell at a later point in
interphase.
Based on these images, how has the cell changed?
A. The chromosomes have condensed.
B. The cell's DNA has been replicated.
C. The cell organelles have been duplicated.
D. The spindle fibers have appeared



Answer :

Based on the description provided, the most likely change observed between the two images is:

B. The cell's DNA has been replicated.

During interphase, which is the phase of the cell cycle before cell division, DNA replication occurs. This process involves the synthesis of a copy of the cell's DNA, resulting in two identical sets of chromosomes. Therefore, if the images show the same cell at different points in interphase, and there is a noticeable change between them, it's likely that the cell's DNA has been replicated.