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Q- describe the mitotic cell division and discuss its singnificance.

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Answered by shreyaschavhan4
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The significance of Mitosis are :-

1. It is an equational division through which identical daughter cells are produced having the same amount and type of genetic constitution as that of the parent cell.

2. It is responsible for growth and development of multi-cellular organisms from a single-celled zygote.

3. The number of chromosomes remains the same in all the cells produced by this division. Thus, the daughter cells retain the same characters as those of the parent cell.

4. It helps the cell in maintaining proper size.

5. Mitosis helps in restoring wear and tear in body tissues, replacement of damaged or lost part, healing of wounds and regeneration of detached parts (as in tail of a lizards).

6. It is a method of multiplication in unicellular organisms.

7. If mitosis remains unchecked, it may result in uncontrolled growth of cells leading to cancer or tumour.


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sgwaeutraav: its asked bout mitosis not meiosis...??
Answered by sgwaeutraav
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hey friend,
here's your answer,
the cell division in which one parental cell divides into two identical daughter cells is known as mitosis.This kind of division leads to growth and development of the body.It occurs in somatic cells and the most significant aspect of mitotic division is that the same chromosome number( diploid(2n) ) is maintained.this division is divided into 2 phases:karyonisesis(division of nucleus) and cytonisesis(cytoplasmic division).
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