in order for cells to reproduce they must go through cell division or in other words mitosis. they go through steps that last a bit of time to reproduce.
For asexual the cell duplicates itself to two cells and then go through cytokinesis. The two cells then becomes genetically identical. For sexually there needs to be two cells. Then they give each other some of their DNA . Then they go through binary fission. The two cells that swapped DNA will be genetically different then before.
Hi, To start with, sex cells and somatic cells have totally different functions. Sex cells are used entirely for the use of reproduction and somatic cells are what makes up your body and helps you function. Sex cells have 23 chromosomes, and only one set of genetic information that incorporates traits of both you mum and dad. Somatic cells on the other hand have 46 chromosomes and have two sets of genetic information (one from your dad and one from your mum). When these cells divide, they also go through different systems. Sex cells go through meiosis, which is separated into eight steps and results into 4 different cells. Somatic cells go through mitosis which ends up in two daughter cells. Hope this helped.
Your body does not go through mitosis, but rather your cells do. The cells in your body go through mitosis to reproduce. This is how non-sex cells, or somatic cells make more of themselves. Sex cells do not go through mitosis, but instead go through meosis.
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The cells go through the cell's membrane
A lot of steps!
nerve cells and sex cells
ovaries testes
Usually cells will go through mitosis. However, gametes, or sex cells, go through a process called meiosis.
Plant cells use photosynthesis through the use of chloroplasts.