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What form of cell division do cancer cells undergo? cleavage mitosis meiosis fission

What form of cell division do cancer cells undergo? cleavage mitosis meiosis fission
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What form of cell division do cancer cells undergo? cleavage mitosis meiosis fission

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The answer is mitosis
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mitosis

Step-by-step explanation:

cancer is a disease of the cell cycle and are stuck in mitosis

fission is for bacteria and asexual organisms

cleavage is formed during mitosis in telophase

meiosis is for sex cells

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