Answer: In the end, from one cell, trillions of cells form, and both of which are genetically identical (assuming normal cell division).
Explanation: Trillions: Through cell division, the single cell replicates itself many times, creating an enormous number of new cells.
Genetically identical: During cell division (mitosis), the parent cell's DNA is carefully copied and distributed equally to the daughter cells. This ensures the new cells have the same genetic makeup as the original cell, barring any mutations.
