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...le]]. For other tissues it needs various [[growth factor]]s to stimulate [[cell division]], or in some cases it needs [[stem cells]].

*Reproduction by [[cell division]] ([[binary fission]], [[mitosis]] or [[meiosis]]).

...of DNA synthesis with preserved RNA synthesis, which result in restricted cell division of the progenitor cells. The megaloblastic anemias often present with neut

...sult of the immune response to the virus. This results in regeneration (by cell division) of liver cells that may ultimately cause the cancer. Although the virus do

Viral populations do not grow through [[cell division]], because they are acellular; instead, they use the machinery and metaboli ...can be made that all accepted forms of life divide at the cell level via [[cell division]] to reproduce, whereas all viruses assemble spontaneously within cells. Th

...ually contain only a single copy of their [[genome]] when not undergoing [[cell division]], although some organisms have multiple cell nuclei (see [[coenocyte]]). H

...omosomes contain circular DNA. The duplication of this chromosome prior to cell division is carried out by a complex and efficient set of catalytically active prote

...and its components (e.g., sweating, digestion, muscle contraction, vision, cell division, information processing, cognition). They emphasize sequences of cause-effe

...h [[asexual reproduction]] (one parent) binary fission, which results in [[cell division]]. Two identical [[Cloning|clone]] '''daughter cells''' are produced. Some

...df-daniel/Single-cell_MRI/Lee_2007_xenopus_cell_division_embryo_MRI_S2.mov cell division] and [http://dbm.neuro.uni-jena.de/pdf-daniel/Single-cell_MRI/Lee_2007_xeno

...ssortment is now recognized as an important stage in [[meiosis|meiotic]] [[cell division]]s.

For an organism to grow, its cells must multiply, and this occurs by [[cell division]]: one cell splits to create two new 'daughter' cells. When a cell divides ...refers to features of organisms that are stable over successive rounds of cell division but which do not involve changes in the underlying DNA sequence<ref>{{cite

...ulum, simple schemas of protein synthesis etc. (5) Can you fit an image of cell division somewhere? Or of growth of a plant bud? That aspect of catabolism. Any way,

...stranded DNA to be separated and replicated as two exact duplicates during cell division (replication). <ref>Kornberg, Arthur. ''DNA Replication''. W.H.Freeman and For an organism to grow, its cells must multiply, and this occurs by [[cell division]]: one cell splits to create two new 'daughter' cells. When a cell divides

...e]]. For other tissues, it needs various [[growth factor]]s to stimulate [[cell division]]; in some cases it needs [[stem cells]].

...wth of the cortical layers due to variations in the number and timing of [[cell division]]s<ref name=Kornack1998>{{:CZ:Ref:DOI:10.1073/pnas.95.3.1242}}</ref>, [[cel

...hanges can be caused by: "copying errors" in the genetic material during [[cell division]]. (Explain frame shift)

...were not related in the way we usually think of things being related, i.e. cell division? There's the idea of organelles having been originally separate life forms