Created at 5:05 p.m. May, 21, 2025
Author: a00842052
Related Note: 1462984399517 4
Rationale for change

Mitosis is the process that actually generates primary oocytes, not interphase. Interphase doesn’t cause the division. Mitosis is the correct answer for the c1 close, not interphase

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