Answer Choices:
The daughter cells are genetically the same as the parent cell.
🔺 In mitosis, the goal is to create two daughter cells that are genetically identical to the parent cell.
🔺 Each daughter cell receives the exact same DNA sequence, ensuring consistency in the organism’s genetic makeup.
🔺 This process is critical for growth, repair, and replacement of damaged or dead cells in tissues.
🔺 Unlike meiosis, which introduces genetic variation, mitosis preserves genetic stability across generations of cells.
🔺 This fidelity guarantees that all body cells (except gametes) function correctly with the same genetic instructions.
This question is from BIO 253 Exam 1 Su25-Handros College of Nursing which contains 56 questions.
Answer Choices:
Answer Choices:
Answer Choices:
Answer Choices:
Answer Choices:
56 Questions
View Full Exam Start Practicing