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What types of disease may result if cell division is not properly regulated?
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You can be mutated or some other disorder.
Stem cells.
To answer directly, cancer.
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What type of disease may result of cell division is not properly regulated?
You can be mutated or some other disorder. Stem cells. To answer directly, cancer.
What type of disease may result if the cell division is not properly regulated?
Cancer. A cancerous tumor is a group of cells that divide uncontrollably, without stopping.
Lymphoma is a disease that prevents the lymph nodes from functioning properly. Which would be a result someone having this disease?
You would be more likely to be harmed by common viruses
What a result of the division is called?
The result of division is the quotient.
What is regulated as a result of dam building?
flooding
What is the result of not properly disposing of garbage?
If garbage is not properly disposed of, then not only can it cause a clutter, it can be a health hazard. Garbage harbors parasites, disease carrying rats, among other things.
What is the result of a division problem called?
The result of a division problem is called a quotient.
What is the result of long division called?
The result of Long division is called a quotient.
Are micropipettes mechanical or biological vectors?
Micro-pipettes can be mechanical vectors for disease. Since they do not carry the disease like a living organism, they cannot be considered to be a biological vector. If the pipette is not sterilized properly, the result can be a mechanical vector for a disease.
If a division answer is a quotient then what is a multiplication answer?
The result of multiplication is the "product", regardless of what the result of division is called.
The result of division is called?
Division is a function of mathematics. The result of this process is finding the product of division. This is the factor that connects two numbers.
What is the result of a division problem?
quotient (ie. quotient = dividend / divisor)
