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February 11, 2010
What would happen in the cell if cytokinesis never took place after mitosis?
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I think that the cell would cause problems in the body and it would be deformed!
it probably wouldnt be a cell cycle
THe cell would be stuck as two cells.
A cell would have two or more nuclei.
It would be smaller and all the organelles would be out of place.
The cell would not be completly split
Cytokinesis is the process in which the cytoplasm of a single eukaryotic cell is divided to form two daughter cells. If this never took place, two daughter cells would not be formed.
Cytokinesis, is officially the process of division of the cytoplasm to form two cells. So, if this process didn’t happen then two cells would not form with the cytoplasm split.
If cytokinesis never took place after mitosis, the cell wouldn’t function right at all.
The cytoplasm would not form and there would be no cell plate
The chromosomes would not have replicated, so the resulting daughter cells will not have the correct ploidy
the cell would never seperate.
If the cytoplasm does not divide, the cell will not survive.
The cell wold never completley split, two circular lumps of cytoplasm would be stuck together never seperating to form two cells, which would lower cell count drastically.
If cytokenisis did not occur, there would be one cell with two sets of DNA and two nuclei. There would not be two daughter cells.
The cell would be one cell because the cell wall or plate didn’t form between them so they can pinch in two.
If Cytokinesis never took place in a cell then the cell would never split into two
cells would never divide
Then the cell would not form.
If it didnt replace we dont know what happen to us
it would not function right
If cytokinesis didnt happen than the cell would not have a natural form and would not look right.
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The cell would become deformed and wouldn’t function right.
they would not split into two
The cell would have gone through motiosis but would still be attached to one another.
The cell would ruined and deformed.
The cell woulden’t split so it would stay one cell.
If the cytoplasm does not divide the cell will not survive.