How does mitosis differ in plants and animals?

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<span>Well, you are already know that cell plate in plant cells divides it in half and later it becomes a cell wall.</span>

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"In animal cells, the cell membrane pinches in the middle and the cytoplasm divides. In plant cells, the appearance of a cell plate shows that the cytoplasm is being separated." - Glencoe Science Book 7th Grade "Life Science"

<span>The above refers to the division of the cytoplasm, which is called </span>cytokinesis<span>. Although cytokinesis accompanies mitosis, it is not strictly part of it; mitosis is nuclear division. </span>

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<span>In animal cells there is an organelle, the </span>centriole<span>, which is not found in plants. The centriole divides in two during prophase, and each daughter-centriole moves to a position that will be one pole of the spindle. </span>

<span>However, the centriole is not essential for mitosis in animal cells, and plant cells do not have one. </span>

<span>The term "microtubule organizing center" (MTOC) is used for any structure that forms the spindle. It is not yet clear what the MTOC is in plants.
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