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which of these does not undergo cell division? * - viruses - brocolli c…

Question

which of these does not undergo cell division? *

  • viruses
  • brocolli cells
  • bacterial cells
  • skin cells

what is cancer? *

  • cancer is a disease that occurs when the cell cycle is not longer regulated
  • cancer is a disease that occurs when mitosis does not occur
  • cancer is a disease that occurs when binary fission is incomplete
  • cancer is a disease that occurs when cytokinesis occurs improperly

Explanation:

Analyze cell division in different entities

To determine which entity does not undergo cell division, we examine each option:

  • Broccoli cells are eukaryotic plant cells that divide via mitosis.
  • Bacterial cells are prokaryotes that divide via binary fission.
  • Skin cells are eukaryotic animal cells that divide via mitosis.
  • Viruses are non-cellular entities. They lack cellular structures and metabolic machinery, meaning they cannot undergo cell division. Instead, they replicate by hijacking a host cell's machinery.

Define cancer and its relationship to the cell cycle

To identify the correct definition of cancer, we evaluate the options based on cell biology:

  • The cell cycle is tightly regulated by various checkpoints to ensure orderly growth and division.
  • When regulatory mechanisms fail, cells divide uncontrollably.
  • This uncontrolled cell division due to a breakdown in regulation is the hallmark of cancer.
  • Therefore, cancer is a disease that occurs when the cell cycle is no longer regulated.

Answer:

Question 1

  • (A) Viruses (Correct answer)
  • (B) Brocolli Cells
  • (C) Bacterial Cells
  • (D) Skin Cells

Question 2

  • (A) Cancer is a disease that occurs when the cell cycle is no longer regulated (Correct answer)
  • (B) Cancer is a disease that occurs when mitosis does not occur
  • (C) Cancer is a disease that occurs when binary fission is incomplete
  • (D) Cancer is a disease that occurs when cytokinesis occurs improperly