Mitosis, followed by cytokinesis, results in the formation of two genetically identical daughter cells. This is because: a. after replication, the material is compared and corrected to be identical. the chromosomes pair up (synapse) in prophase as a counting mechanism.
b. all the genetic material is duplicated then segregated equally to the daughter cells.
c. daughter cells are initially haploid, but they duplicate their chromosomes to become diploid again.
d. the number of chromosomes needs to be reduced before cytokinesis.

b.

Explanation:

The correct answer would be that all the genetic material is duplicated then segregated equally to the daughter cells.

Mitosis has to do with the division of vegetative or non-reproductive cells in the body of organisms. At the interphase stage of each cell cycle prior to mitosis, the genetic materials of the cell are doubled or duplicated.

These genetic materials are then distributed equally to the two daughter cells that are produced at the end of the mitotic process. It thus means that the resulting daughter cells are genetically identical in all ramifications.

The correct option is, therefore b.

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