Responses
Nearby cells change into stem cells in order to repair the injury.
Nearby cells change into stem cells in order to repair the injury.
Cells rush to the damaged area, proliferate through mitosis, and work to repair the injury.
Cells rush to the damaged area, proliferate through mitosis, and work to repair the injury.
Cells work to repair the injured area through meiosis.
Cells work to repair the injured area through meiosis.
Cells form a blastocyst that contributes to the healing of the injury.
1 answer
The correct response is:
Cells rush to the damaged area, proliferate through mitosis, and work to repair the injury.
This is a typical response of the body to injury, where cells migrate to the site, divide, and aid in the repair process. The other options do not accurately describe typical cellular responses to injury in complex organisms.
