How is the purpose of mitosis different for multicellular and unicellular organisms? In multicellular organisms, the purpose of mitosis is to produce more cells for growth of the organsm In unicellular organisms the purpose of mitosis isasexual reproductian af the organism. In multicellular organismS, the purpose of nmitosis is asexual reproduction of the organism In unicellular organisms, the purpoSe of mitoSiS Is to create cells for sexual reproduction af the organism. In multicellular organisms the purpose of mitosis is to create sex cells for sexual repraduction In unicelular organisms, the purpose of mtasis is asexual reproduction af the organism. In multicellular organisms, the purpose of mitosis is to create genetically identical cells. In unicellular organisms, the purpose of mitosis is to create genetically unique cels.

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How is the purpose of mitosis different for multicellular and unicellular organisms?
In multicellular organisms, the purpose of mitosis is to produce more cells for growth of the organsm
In unicellular organisms the purpose of mitosis isasexual reproductian af the organism.
In multicellular organismS, the purpose of nmitosis is asexual reproduction of the organism
In unicellular organisms, the purpoSe of mitoSiS Is to create cells for sexual reproduction af the organism.
In multicellular organisms the purpose of mitosis is to create sex cells for sexual repraduction
In unicelular organisms, the purpose of mtasis is asexual reproduction af the organism.
In multicellular organisms, the purpose of mitosis is to create genetically identical cells.
In unicellular organisms, the purpose of mitosis is to create genetically unique cels.
Answer

In multicellular organisms, the purpose of mitosis is to create genetically identical cells, while in unicellular organisms, the purpose of mitosis is asexual reproduction of the organism.

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Mitosis is a process of cell division that occurs in both multicellular and unicellular organisms. However, the purpose of mitosis differs between these...
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