Biology, asked by sneha5053, 9 months ago

If a tissue has at a given time 2048 cells,how many cycles of mitosis had the original parental single cell undergone?

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Answered by kalyanikruthardha
6

Answer:Eleven

Explanation:A single cell becomes two after one mitotic division and the cycles are continued to form 2048 cells.

1-2-4-8-16-32-64-128-256-512-1048-2048

(2^11=2048)

Answered by Anonymous
6

The original parental single cell has undergone 11 cycles.

Each cycle of mitosis produces two daughter cells.

It is calculated as = 2  number of cycles   = number of daughter cells,

Therefore,

2048 = (2)n

where n is the number of cycles

Thus,

2048 = 2`11

= 2n → n = 11

Therefore, 11 cycles of mitosis are there in the original parental single cell.  

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