When a cell undergoes mitosis, how many daughter cells are produced? Are they genetically identical or are they different. Why is this important, especially in multicellular organisms?

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When a cell undergoes mitosis, how many daughter cells are produced? Are they genetically identical or are they different. Why is this important, especially in multicellular organisms?

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there are two daughter cells

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there are genetical identical and they even look like twins.

Marian Zburlea answered Mar 1, 2020

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