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Learn where cells come from and how they are replicated.Key facts
- New cells are produced by the process of mitosis.
- Mitosis occurs when chromosomes within the nucleus make identical replicas of themselves.
- The nucleus membrane breaks down and the chromosomes are pulled to opposite poles of the cell.
- New nuclear membranes form around the replicated chromosomes, followed by new cell membranes.
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If every living thing is made up of cells, where do cells come from, and how are they replicated?
The answer is simple – all cells come from other cells.
New cells are produced when a cell divides.
The cell doesn't simply split in two, but goes through a set of very specific ...
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