How many times does a body cell divide during mitosis?

Answer 1

From what I have heard... There apprx. 60 cycles that dna can replicate itself completely. Each time a strand replicates, it loses a tiny fragment from the bottom and top as well. So anti-aging is seems kinda geared toward minimizing the loss between replications... Does this sound plausible to anyone else? {my own interpretation}

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Answer 2

That depends on what cell you're talking about. For example, hair cells are continually dividing so that your hair keeps on growing. On the other hand, neurons are always in G0 phase which means that they only do their job and never divide. A "typical" cell that has mitosis only has mitosis in a small part of their cycle. Most of the time, the cell goes through its normal function to make the body work.

Answer 3

They don't, the cells you get are the cells your stuck with.

Answer 4

3 becuse mitosis hqave 3 sides occuring to the left of steroids

Answer 5

There is only one division each time Mitosis occurs, which creates two daughter cells.

Answer 6

A body cell typically divides once during mitosis, leading to the formation of two identical daughter cells.