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Were do all new cell come?

asked Nov 7, 2020 125k views

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Were do all new cell come?

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All cells come from existing cells undergoing some form of cellular division, whether that be open/closed mitosis, meiosis, binary fission, ETC

Luke Givens answered Nov 12, 2020

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