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In tissue repair cells stop dividing when the wound heals...

1) In tissue repair cells stop dividing when the wound heals. The new daughter cells grow until they touch the regular cells. This mechanism to stop mitosis is called
a) Anabolic degeneration
b) Decreased spontaneous generation
c) Contact inhibition
d) Parasympathetic inhibition

2) Some Events that occur during Cell division...

1) Centromeres divide
2) Cytokenesis occurs
3) Identical cells are produced
4) DNA is replicated
5) Haploid cells are produced
6) Spindle cells form
Four events that occur in both human asexual and sexual cell reproduction are represented by the numbers __ __ __ __

3) Malignant lung tumors form as a result of
a) A long cytokinesis stage of the cell cycle
b) A long interphase stage of the cell cycle
c) abnormal mitosis
d) abnormal meiosis

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12 years ago

oh sorry didn't know,
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Quote from: duddy (12 years ago)

1) In tissue repair cells stop dividing when the wound heals. The new daughter cells grow until they touch the regular cells. This mechanism to stop mitosis is called
a) Anabolic degeneration
b) Decreased spontaneous generation
c) Contact inhibition
d) Parasympathetic inhibition

2) Some Events that occur during Cell division...

1) Centromeres divide
2) Cytokenesis occurs
3) Identical cells are produced
4) DNA is replicated
5) Haploid cells are produced
6) Spindle cells form
Four events that occur in both human asexual and sexual cell reproduction are represented by the numbers 2, 3, 4, 5

3) Malignant lung tumors form as a result of
a) A long cytokinesis stage of the cell cycle
b) A long interphase stage of the cell cycle
c) abnormal mitosis
d) abnormal meiosis

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This answer is incorrect. Spindle fibres form in both mitosis and meiosis.

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