Imagine that a disorder that causes the cell cycle to stop affects the muscle cells of a frog's leg. What consequence is most likely to follow? a. The frog will not be able to hop using that muscle. b. An injury to the muscle will not heal. c. The frog will not be able to reproduce. d. A broken bone in that leg will not mend.

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Giselle Riggs

Biology

9 December, 11:29

Imagine that a disorder that causes the cell cycle to stop affects the muscle cells of a frog's leg. What consequence is most likely to follow? a. The frog will not be able to hop using that muscle. b. An injury to the muscle will not heal. c. The frog will not be able to reproduce. d. A broken bone in that leg will not mend.

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Grey · Answer 1

I want to say A because the muscle doesn't have anything to do with mending a broken leg, the tissue and cells have to be affected in order for a muscle injury to not heal (but could be a good answer), and muscles have nothing to do with reproducing.