What is the Importance of process in the life cycle of an organism or cell

Biology

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faust18 [17]2 years ago

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The complete question is :

Importance of process in the life cycle of an organism or cell: Replace body cells, body growth, to repair damage

Answer: Mitosis

Explanation:

The process that helps in the body growth, repair and replacement of the older cells of the body by the newer ones is Mitosis.

It helps in keeping the body healthy and replacement of the older cells by the newer one.

The process of mitosis is very important for the cells of the body. It takes place in the every eukaryotic organism.

Mitosis is the part of cell cycle which takes place when the chromosomes is divided into two nuclei. After this process the cells gives rise to identical cells by which the number of chromosomes is maintained.

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