What happens to the new DNA molecules formed during S and G₂ phases of interphase?

What happens to the new DNA molecules formed during S and G₂ phases of interphase?
  1. They are not distinct but intertwined.
  2. They are destroyed
  3. They remain unchanged
  4. They move towards opposite poles of the cell

Solution

During S and G₂ phases of interphase, the new DNA molecules formed are not distinct but intertwined.

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