A cell has undergone DNA replication and the number of chromosomes has doubled. What will happen next?
A.
The cell will synthesize all the proteins it needs to divide in two.
B.
Spindles will form and centrioles will move to the opposite poles.
C.
Chromosomes will line up along the middle.
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