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11 April, 01:07

What potential problems of a cell are solved by cell division

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    Answer: when it becomes bigger, the cell has more trouble moving enough nutrients and wastes across the cell membrane. Solution: During cell division two new daughter cells are created, each with their own identical DNA, solving the DNA problem. Also the problem of size is solved by reducing cell volume.
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