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In a diploid cell, at which stage of cell cycle, the amount of DNA is doubled?
Options
(a) G₁ and G₂ phase
(b) G₀ phase
(c) S, G₂ and M phase
(d) S phase
Correct Answer:
S phase
Explanation:
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