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Talaya1124 Talaya1124
  • 12-04-2016
  • Biology
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What would happen if mitosis occured, but cytokinesis did not?

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royaltykay
royaltykay royaltykay
  • 12-04-2016

If the cell underwent mitosis without cytokinesis, the cell would
have a double set of chromosomes in it because it wouldn't have
split and given the copy to the new cell.

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japowell
japowell japowell
  • 12-04-2016

Since cytokineses is when the membrane draws inwards to divide the cell into two daughter cells, if cytokinesis did not occur, you'd have a cell with two nuclei. it's called a coenocyte.

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