Yes, they can benefit an organism. That is why evolution works
An abnormal cycle during the cell cycle will be that Cytokinesis partially splits a cell into two, resulting in a cell with two nuclei.
When the cells become non-responsive to chemicals that control their growth, the cell cycle is disrupted and this then leads to the <em>cells</em> division uncontrollably which then leads to a disease that's called cancer.
Disruption to the cell cycle is dangerous to an organism because it can result in the production of abnormal or nonfunctional <em>cells</em>.
It should be noted that in a situation where the cells fail to recognize the chemicals that regulate the cell cycle, the <em>cell cycle</em> could become disrupted.
In conclusion, the regulation of the cell cycle is vital to the survival of <em>organisms</em> as it helps to control cell growth and division.
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The answer is amygdala. This is the region of the brain that
is responsible for emotional responses such
as fear and anxiety. It is part of the limbic system and hence important in
decision-making. It processes information and sends signals to the hypothalamus and other regions such as the locus
coeruleus (that processes fear and panic as in this case).
Answer:
Rudolf Virchow
Explanation:
During his studies on inflammatory exudates, Rudolf Virchow observed that the increased number of cells in the exudates was due to the formation of new cells by pre-existing cells. He also studied that the formation of new cells from the preexisting cells is responsible for wound healing and for normal growth and development of living beings.
