Some single-celled organisms make copies of themselves through mitosis. Which decribes the function of the cell cycle in such single-celled organisms? Reproduction repair growth protectionSome single-celled organisms make copies of themselves through mitosis. Which decribes the function of the cell cycle in such single-celled organisms? Reproduction repair growth protection

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Rebekah Burch

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24 May, 11:31

Some single-celled organisms make copies of themselves through mitosis. Which decribes the function of the cell cycle in such single-celled organisms? Reproduction repair growth protectionSome single-celled organisms make copies of themselves through mitosis. Which decribes the function of the cell cycle in such single-celled organisms? Reproduction repair growth protection

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Kevin Bright · Answer 1

Mitosis is a process of cell division which gives two identical daughter cells. In single celled organisms, mitosis occurs in the form of asexual reproduction and produces identical copies from single cell.

In this context, some single celled organisms make copies of themselves through mitosis which is nothing other than Reproduction.