Question

if a group of cells has a statistically significant high number in anaphase, what kind of problem could result? dna degradation excessive growth problem with replication nuclear membrane

Explanation:

Anaphase is a stage in cell division (mitosis or meiosis). If there is a statistically significant high number of cells in anaphase, it indicates that cells are progressing through the division process at an accelerated rate. Excessive cell growth (such as in cancerous conditions) can occur when cell division is not regulated properly. DNA degradation would more likely be associated with issues like apoptosis or damage to the DNA repair mechanisms. A problem with replication would be more relevant to the S - phase (where DNA replication occurs). Issues with the nuclear membrane are more related to prophase (where the nuclear membrane breaks down) or telophase (where it reforms).

Answer:

excessive growth