What is the result of normal DNA replication?
A)Formation of two new daughter cells
B)Formation of two identical sets of DNA
C)Disappearance of the original parent cell
D)Activation and attachment of spindle fibers

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In S phase of the cell cycle, the DNA replicates completely into two identical sets of double-stranded DNA. This occurs in preparation for cell division, which then generates two new daughter cells. Spindle fiber formation, activation, and attachment are critical for mitosis but have no role in DNA replication. The process of DNA replication occurs inside the original parent cell that is undergoing mitosis but does not make the parent cell disappear.

What Is the Result of Normal DNA Replication