Question

when cells go through mitosis repeatedly without entering interphase, this results
arthritis
cancer
mutation
diabetes

Explanation:

• Mitosis is a process of cell division. In normal cell cycle, there is an interphase (where cell grows, replicates DNA etc.) before mitosis.
• Cancer cells have abnormal cell cycle regulation. They can divide (go through mitosis) repeatedly without proper interphase - like growth and DNA checkpoints.
• Arthritis is an inflammation of joints (not related to abnormal cell cycle in this context).
• Mutation is a change in DNA sequence (while uncontrolled mitosis can be a result of mutation but the question is about the consequence of repeated mitosis without interphase).
• Diabetes is related to blood sugar regulation (pancreas function etc., not directly to this cell cycle abnormality).

Answer:

cancer