Question

What mechanism(s) in mitosis allow the growth of cells, and the repair of worn out parts in regeneration of cells to occur?

Answer 1

Is there any link to a website about this?

Answer 2

sorry, i dont know

Answer 3

Ok. Do you know anybody that's good at biology?

Answer 4

@Ashleyisakitty ?

Answer 5

No

Answer 6

Alright, I'll find someone.

Answer 7

@Gabebro13 ?

Answer 8

How am I the last person you ask?

Answer 9

I didn't see that you were online.

Answer 10

Oh. Okay

Answer 11

Are their any options?

Answer 12

No. I have to write it myself.

Answer 13

Not sure... My brain is tired today... I think it should be one of the growth phases. By the way, what class is this for?

Answer 14

Do you mean grade?

Answer 15

Well, I am in 9th grade and doing this course. The only problem with it is that this course teaches every lesson as if it's a summery, like a condensed version.

Answer 16

I thought that mitosis is what makes cells to grow, and to repair worn out parts. I don't see how I can say what mechanisms allow it.

Answer 17

In G2 phase of the cell cycle duplicated chromosomes are checked and repairs are made.

Answer 18

Well, mitosis is when cells divide. And they shouldn't condense everything. It makes it hard to understand. Biology is pretty complicated.

Answer 19

Yeah, that's what makes me get confused a lot.

Answer 20

@ridoleor Is correct. I think. Sorry, my brain isn't working. Gonna have to restart it and make sure the antivirus is working.

Answer 21

@Somy @Kainui @Abhisar @beccaboo333

Answer 22

It seems like some days no one answers. I've tagged everybody I know.

Answer 23

xD
i dont know anyone else good in this

Answer 24

@Destinymasha ?

Answer 25

Umm..... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cell_growth --maybe? c:

Answer 26

sorry im not good in biology :/

Answer 27

@quickstudent @ridoleor was correct. I think my brain is working today. And yeah, I am pretty sure it is right. Unless the question is talking about repairing other structures.

Answer 28

Ok, but can I have a little more explanation?

Answer 29

@Mashy

Answer 30

@Ashleyisakitty ?

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@aayushi.somani ?

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@paki ?

Answer 33

@shrutipande9 ?

Answer 34

I have taken this class but the questions weren't this hard at all. You may want to ask @Abhisar He's great at this:) Sorry, I couldn't help you that much:(

Answer 35

He should know, but he is not online now.

Answer 36

Yea. I agree:)

Answer 37

@Abhisar...

Answer 38

Abhisar is not online.

Answer 39

Is there anybody else who knows something about this?

Answer 40

google it...

Answer 41

I tried already, but I couldn't find the answer.

Answer 42

@superhelp101 ?

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@anonymous_user ?

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@saifoo.khan ?

Answer 45

stem cell i think idk

Answer 46

I just want an explanation of what @ridoleor said if it is correct.

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@Abhisar ?

Answer 48

@Gabebro13 , can you explain?

Answer 49

G2 is the phase that comes after S phase. During S phase there was a gene replication. During the replication, errors could have occurred. So during G2 before division, the cell makes sure everything is correct and corrects what isn't

Answer 50

Hello @quickstudent !

What part do you want to understand ?
Do you want to know how mitosis helps in growth and repair ?

Answer 51

Yes

Answer 52

@Abhisar ?

Answer 53

Mitosis is division of cells by which cells multiply in number. How small baby turns into an adult ?
The number of cells in an adult is much greater than that in a baby. How is this increment in cell number is achieved ?

By cell division or mitosis.

Answer 54

Now suppose your skin is cut, you certainly want more skin cells to come in and repair the cut. So, the nearby skin cells undergo mitosis and voila! You have repaired the cut.

So basically mitosis is a mechanism by which a cell multiplies in numbers and thus helps in growth and repair.

Answer 55

So, wouldn't mitosis itself be the mechanism? Why is the question asking about mechanisms in mitosis if mitosis itself is the mechanism?

Answer 56

The mechanism of cell division in the mitosis allows growth and repair.

Answer 57

Oh, ok. Now I understand. Thanks @Abhisar !

Answer 58

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