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What is typical of cell reproduction when normal cells are reproduced in a petri dish from a tissue culture
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What is typical of cell reproduction when normal cells are reproduced in a petri dish from a tissue culture

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Cells continue to reproduce as long as there is space inside the petri dish.
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The cells are usually genetically identical and they continue to reproduce until they run out of resources such as food or space.
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