Question

Both unicellular anf multicellular undergo mitosis. what are the difference if any observed in the process between the two?

Answer 1

In mitosis, a cell undergoes division involving the copying of genetic material or DNA.

For a unicellular organism, mitosis is for creating a copy of itself, or reproducing, as only one cell divides; whereas for a multicellular organism, one of the organism's trillions of cells divides, and it is for the purpose of growth, or repair of worn out cells.

Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

1. Mitosis is a means of reproduction in unicellular organism. It is a means of growth in multicellular organism.
2. The daughter cells formed in mitosis of unicellular organism separate after division. They remain in contact with one another in multicellular organisms.

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