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If I understand you correctly; the two experimental treatments are the experimental condition and the control condition.
The thing differing between them should be what you want to examine, and especially the thing you want to know of how it influences something. So for example if you want to know how alcohol influences something, the difference should be that one condition will include alcohol and the other won't.
Answer:
A) True
Explanation:
Cytokinesis can be regarded as a physical process which brings about cell division, that enables division of cytoplasm of parental cell and turn it two daughter cells. It can take place with both mitosis and meiosis concurrently which are nuclear division that occurs in animal cells. Cytokinesis In animal cells can be achieved as a result of of formation of cleavage furrow by a contractile ring of microtubules of the cell, which brings about division of cell membrane to half.
The microtubules which is utilized during cytokinesis are ones that are been generated at early stages of division and they have a part to play in the restructuring of the new cell
What is a cell? Why is it called the basic unit of life?
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