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from one simple single cell forms 256 cells, so how many times division takes place? ( condition cell show mitosis)


Dhanorkar vishal balaji 24th Dec, 2019
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Puskar Sikdar 3rd Jun, 2021
From one single cell formed 256 cells by mitosis. Here I say you an rule
2 is equal to the given cell. "n" means the number of mitosis cell division.
So, as the rule,
2=256
Or,2=2
Finally,n=8.
So 8 is the correct answer.
Indrajit Gupta 24th Dec, 2019

Hello aspirant,

one cells divide into two thats mitosis. Each of the two cell divide into four. After, all four cells divide into 8 cells.

n= number of total cells

How many cells require= n-1

256-1=255

Use this formula:-n=2^X

X= no. of generations.

256=2^8

so answer is 8.

I hope this helpful for you.


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