No, you grow because your cells multiply.
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∙ 11y agoYes, growth occurs when cells divide and increase in number, leading to an increase in overall size of the organism. This process is controlled by a combination of genetics, hormones, and environmental factors.
Yes, cells in the G1 phase of the cell cycle grow in size as they prepare for DNA synthesis. This growth is necessary to ensure that newly replicated cells have enough organelles and resources to support two daughter cells.
Hela cells tend to grow in patches because they have a high rate of proliferation, leading to dense clumps of cells. The cells also have a tendency to stick together in culture conditions, which promotes patchy growth. Additionally, uneven distribution of nutrients and growth factors within the culture vessel can also contribute to patchy growth patterns.
Yes, wasps are eukaryotes because they have cells with a true nucleus enclosed by a membrane, and other membrane-bound organelles within their cells. Eukaryotes include all organisms with a complex cellular structure, such as animals, plants, fungi, and protists.
When a living thing grows, its cells undergo cell division and increase in number. Additionally, these cells grow in size and may differentiate into different cell types to support the growth and development of the organism.
Mosses grow from special cells called spores, which are dispersed into the environment and develop into new moss plants under suitable conditions.
Yes,do divide
According to Biologists, cells containing bacteria or disease are easier to grow in labs than normal cells because it has multiplying properties. An example is cancer cells because the disease continues to spread to other cells.
living things grow because their cells can reproduce (gabby h did this)
Because stem cells are the undifferentiated cells, they are able to grow into many different kinds of organs.
True
Well, it depends on what you mean, like they can die of old age, when you die of old age it's because your system starts to shut down, and there aren't anymore blood cells to help you, because when you're younger your blood cells reproduce and grow and grow and grow ! But as you age older, your blood cells start to die can't produce.
Cells will grow until they are at there largest extent then they split in half, or multiply. You don't explode with too many cells because cells also are always produced in various organs, and are dying too.
No,because it is impossible
I've heard it's because of its function and it's true💯
maybe because they dont wana grow up. not me. not i.
Because it kills your brain cells (and they don't grow back ).
The DNA instructions turned on in particular cells tell these cells how to grow. Also there are two usual " mechanistic " reasons cells do not grow all over the place. Cells are substrate dependent and mas dependent. This means they grow on something that can give them a general shape and they only grow so many to a certain area/volume. Cancer cells are such a problem because they don't conform to either of these constraints.