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____ contain identical DNA sequences and are held together by ____ during mitosis.

____ contain identical DNA sequences and are held together by ____ during mitosis.
a. Daughter chromosomes; hydrogen bonding
b. Daughter chromosomes; ionic bonding
c. Sister chromatids; spindle fibers
d. Sister chromosomes; histone proteins
e. Sister chromatids; cohesin proteins

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The ____ is responsible for the separation of the chromosomes during the ____ of mitosis.
a. cell wall; anaphase
b. mitotic spindle; interphase
c. mitotic spindle; anaphase
d. kinetochore; prophase
e. centromere; telophase

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