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Most cell divisions proceed in a three-step cycle: division, growth, and DNA replication. However, embryonic cells skip the growth phase during cleavage. All of the following would be found in abundance during early cleavage cycles EXCEPT:
A. newly-transcribed RNA.
B. chromosomal proteins.
C. microtubules
D. lysosomes
The answer is A but that doesn't make sense... How can you have chromosomal proteins in abundance but not have new transcribed RNA in abundance????
A. newly-transcribed RNA.
B. chromosomal proteins.
C. microtubules
D. lysosomes
The answer is A but that doesn't make sense... How can you have chromosomal proteins in abundance but not have new transcribed RNA in abundance????