Where do daughter cells obtain their dna? a. from the duplicated chromosomes in the nucleus of the parent cell b. from the splitting of the cytoplasm in cytokinesis c. from all of the original parent chromosomes during cell division d. from inheriting 10% of the parent cell's genetic material

According to the article, what valid claim came from the national research council? there is no association between fluoride exposure and increased cancer risk in humans. there is a possible link between fluoride exposure and increased cancer risk in humans. there is a definite link between fluoride exposure and increased cancer risk in humans.