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How does the genetic makeup if the cells that result from mitosis compare with the genetic makeup of the original cell?

sorry i ran out of room so ill type the whole question here. i dont get it for biology lab can someone help me in a more detailed way?
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Actually, the genetic makeup of cells that result from mitosis are somewhat blended since this is where and when chromosome swapping or 'recombination' takes place. Here, alleles are interchanged between chromosomes, so one chromosome with genes A b c D could end up with genes aBcD or ABCD or aBcd....and  on and on and on...
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