Why is replication so important before mitosis?

Answer 1

So the cell has the organelles

Replication plays a crucial role in ensuring that the two identical cells that result from mitosis have the same components. Without replication, the cell could not split into two because nothing would go into one of the halves. Replication is the duplication of those organelles to ensure that the sister cells are identical, so creating a copy of the nucleus and other organelles allows one of those parts to stay and one part to go into the new cell.

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Answer 2

Ruby Armstrong

Replication before mitosis ensures that each daughter cell receives an identical copy of the genetic material, ensuring genetic continuity between generations of cells.

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