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Q. What will be the total number of mitotic division required to produce 100 cell.
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Please check your question again. Mitotic divisions occur in the no. which is some power of 2. So, 100 divisions are not possible. I am giving an approximate answer.
A single mitotic division of a cell results in the formation of 2 daughter cells.
2n = 128 (nearby 100)
= 2n=27
= n = 7
Thus, around 7 divisions are required to produce 100 cells. 7 rounds of division exactly form 128 cells.
It can be depicted as:
12 48163264 ⇒128 ⇒
Please check your question again. Mitotic divisions occur in the no. which is some power of 2. So, 100 divisions are not possible. I am giving an approximate answer.
A single mitotic division of a cell results in the formation of 2 daughter cells.
2n = 128 (nearby 100)
= 2n=27
= n = 7
Thus, around 7 divisions are required to produce 100 cells. 7 rounds of division exactly form 128 cells.
It can be depicted as:
12 48163264 ⇒128
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