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Are sister chromatids present during the G1, S, G2, and End of M phase?

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Are sister chromatids present during the G1, S, G2, and End of M phase?

Are sister chromatids present during the G1,S, G2, and End of M phase?

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If you found the answer, it would be best to post it in order to help other people.
I would say that sister chromatids are present at part of S, at G2 (and at early M phase, but that's not a choice).
Sister chromatids are not present at G1 and end of M phase

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