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Camden Barajas
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17 February, 13:20
Why must cells constantly reproduce?
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Allie Duncan
17 February, 13:33
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To replace dead cells
For metabolism and resperation
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Saniyah Bird
17 February, 13:43
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They are produced for growth and to replace damaged or old cells
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