What kinds of cells undergo mitosis?
Pretty much any cell in your body that needs to grow, replace, or repair itself undergoes mitosis! Think skin cells, blood cells, and even the cells in your intestines.
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All eukaryotic cells that aren't involved in sexual reproduction do the mitosis dance. That鈥檚 right, cells like cheek, liver, and bone cells boogie with mitosis!
Only somatic cells, buddy! Germ cells take the meiosis route instead. Healthy tissue growth relies on it.
Every single somatic cell in multicellular organisms undergoes mitosis. They keep us growing, healing, and functioning normally.
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