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What happens during interphase?
OA. The chromosomes are duplicated.
B. The spindles attach to chromatids.
C. Tetrads are pulled apart.
OD. Two haploid gametes are formed.
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Chromosomes are duplicated to form sister chromatids during interphase in preparation for cell division.


Explanation:

During interphase, the chromosomes are duplicated in the S phase, resulting in each chromosome forming two sister chromatids attached at the centromere region. This process ensures that each chromosome is a duplicated chromosome with two sister chromatids. Additionally, the centrosome is duplicated during interphase, which will later give rise to the mitotic spindle facilitating chromosome movement during mitosis.


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