Cytokinesis Usually, but Not Always, Follows Mitosis

question 50

Multiple Choice

Cytokinesis usually, but not always, follows mitosis. If a cell undergoes mitosis and not cytokinesis, this would result in

• A) a cell with a single large nucleus.
• B) a cell with two or more nuclei.
• C) cells with abnormally small nuclei.
• D) feedback responses that prevent mitosis.
• E) death of the cell line.

Recognize specialized cell division processes relevant to human reproduction.

Understand the concept of sex-linked disorders and their distribution among genders.

Grasp the role of genetics in human development and illustrate with specific examples.

Comprehend the early stages of human development, specifically the process of zygote attachment to the uterine wall.

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