Answer:
Cytokinesis is the process of the cell cycle which divides the cytoplasm of the parent cell into two cells.
The process of cytokinesis involves the membrane of the cell, so the process differs in plant and animals cell as the plant cell exhibits two layers that are the cell wall surrounding the plasma membrane while animal cell lacks the cell wall. the main difference in both the process is:
1. Plant cell division-occurs by cell plate formation while animal cell division- occurs by full cleavage.
2. In-Plant cell- no cytoskeleton is involved while in animal cell- Cytoskeleton components are actively involved
3. Plant cell division is centripetal while animal cell division is centrifugal
4. Plant cell-wall formation is present while animal cell-Wall formation is absent
The similarities in both the process are that it generates the genetically identical daughter cells. In both cells, cytokinesis after the karyokinesis and is the last stage of the division.
In limb muscles, the proximal attachment is also referred to as the origin, and the distal attachment as the insertion.
<h3>What is the word for the part of a muscle's proximal connection that is less mobile?</h3>
An appendage's origin is the less mobile portion of the muscle, and it often resides close to the insertion. Its insertion is the muscle's more mobile attachment, and it is typically dragged back toward the muscle's origin.
<h3>What name do you give the muscle's more mobile attachment?</h3>
The end of a muscle attached to a moveable bone is known as the insertion, and the end of a muscle attached to a fixed (stabilized) bone is known as the origin.
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