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When looking at two samples of cells, how can you tell that cell division is more rapid in one sample than in the other

When looking at two samples of cells, how can you tell that cell division is more rapid in one sample than in the other
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When looking at two samples of cells, how can you tell that cell division is more rapid in one sample than in the other

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by observing it's mass

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