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q what is the uncontrolled mitotic procedure that occurs as disease in pluricellular beings calleduncontrolled mitotic cell division is known as
q how does mitosis participate in the growth of pluricellular organismsall pluricellular beings grow with the raise in quantity of their cells this
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q what are some examples of tissues and organs where mitosis is more frequent less frequent or practically absentgenerally in vertebrates mitosis is
q what is the significance of mitosis for the embryonic developmentevery embryo grows from a single cell that bears mitosis and generates other cells
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q which of structures is the nuclear membrane composedeukaryotic cells have nucleus delimited with two juxtaposed membranes that continue with the
q explain the nucleolusthe nucleolus is an optically and a small dense region in the interior of the cell nucleus it is made of ribosomic proteins
q do the phylogenetically proximal species have cells with proximal chromosome countsthe number of chromosomes typical of each species is proximal
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q what is the other name given to the sex chromosomes what is the function of the sex chromosomessex chromosomes are also known as allosomes the
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q what are the homologous chromosomes which are the human cells that do not have homologous chromosomeschromosomes contain genes genetic information
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q what is the relation between the concepts of chromosome and chromatin are heterochromatin and euchromatin part of chromosomesevery filament of
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q which of the substances is chromatin madechromatin is made of the dna molecules associated to proteins known as
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q what are the cells with a delimited nucleus called and what are the major elements of the nucleuscells with delimited nucleus are known eukaryotic