The cell cycle allows a eukaryote to heal from injuries by replacing damaged cells.
The cell cycle allows the body to produce more cells for growth and development.
Which of the following are examples of the importance of the cell cycle in eukaryotes?
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The cell cycle allows a eukaryote to heal from injuries by replacing damaged cells.
The cell cycle is how eukaryotes reproduce by binary fission.
The cell cycle controls the metabolism of an organism and how efficiently they utilize glucose.
The cell cycle allows the body to produce more cells for growth and development.
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