3.23: Understand that Division of a Diploid Cell by Mitosis Produces Two Cells which Contain Identical Sets of Chromosomes

MITOSIS: One Cell Division that Produces Two Genetically identical, Diploid Daughter Cells

MITOSIS
Diagram Showing the Cell Division by Mitosis	PROCESS: Each Chromosome in the Nucleus Copies Itself (Forms X - Shaped Chromosomes) Chromosomes will Line Up at the Centre of the Cell where Cell Fibres will Pull them Apart The Cell Divides into Two; Each New Cell has a Copy of Each of the Chromosomes
	IMPORTANCE: All Cells in the Body (Excluding Gametes) are Produced by the Mitosis of the Zygote Important for the Replacement of Cells E.g, Skin Cells, Red Blood Cells
	OCCURS IN: Growth: Mitosis will Occur to Produce New Cells Repair: To Replace Damaged or Dead Cells Cloning: Make Identical Copies Asexual Reproduction: Mitosis to Produce Offspring that is Genetically Identical to the Parent