A Set of Cells in the Intestinal Epithelium Divide Continually

Multiple Choice

A set of cells in the intestinal epithelium divide continually to replace dead cells lost from the surface of the intestinal lining. If you examined this continually dividing population of intestinal epithelial cells under the microscope, most of the cells would

A) be in meiosis.
B) be in mitosis.
C) be in interphase.
D) have condensed chromatin.
E) Both b and d