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Mitosis

Mitosis (type of cell division) is part of the cell cycle. During mitosis:

Chromosomes are pulled apart

Chromosomes are pulled apart

  • The two sets of chromosomes copied during the initial growth stage are pulled to opposite ends of the cell.
Nucleus divides

Nucleus divides

  • The nucleus divides into two.
Identical daughter chromosomes

Identical daughter chromosomes

  • Mitosis ensures that both daughter cells have the same chromosomes as each other and the parent cell.
  • This is important for processes that require identical cells to be produced.
    • For example, the growth and repair of tissues and asexual reproduction.
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Cell Biology

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What's in Cells?

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Cell Division

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Transport in Cells

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Organisation

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Enzymes

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Circulatory System

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Non-Communicable Diseases

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Plant Tissues, Organs & Systems

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Bioenergetics

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Homeostasis & Response

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Homeostasis

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The Human Nervous System

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Hormonal Coordination in Humans

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Plant Hormones

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Inheritance, Variation & Evolution

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Reproduction

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Variation & Evolution

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Classification

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