Answer:
The cells are identical because the DNA is copied during the S phase before cell division and then each resulting cell gets a matching copy of the chromosomes.
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Daughter cells resulting from mitosis are genetically identical because during mitosis, the cell duplicates all of its contents which results into diploid(2n) daughter cells wherein chromosome number remains same as parent cell.
It is a fundamental process of life. Each cell divides by this process except germ cells.
No recombination or crossing over occurs during mitosis. The cell splits into two identical daughter cells as a result of DNA replication and 1 cell division.
Hence two genetically identical daughter cells are produced by mitosis.
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