The question of growth. How do our cells know when to stop dividing? Our arms are generally the same size on both sides of the body. How is cell division so tightly regulated?

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Centrosomes and Cancer Centrosomes are an organelle involved in the process of cell division. To be specific, centrosomes organize microtubules during cell division and then divide themselves (Segre 2021). "Centrosome aberrations are the hallmark of human cancers". These centrosome abnormalities can be either structural or numerical, but either way can result in cancer in humans. Abnormal centrosomes are linked to the disruption of normal cell and tissue organization and chromosomal instability found in malignant tumors (Salisbury et. al. 1999). The symptoms of cancer vary depending on where this malignant tumor is located, and can range from pain to weight loss to abnormal lumps and bumps. Treatment methods and possibility also vary with cancer depending on where the tumor is located. Some common cancer treatments include surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation.    This part provide an alternative disease that affects the organelle. What causes the disease? What are the symptoms of…

what processes are most likelyoccurring during lag phase, growth phase (i.e., nucleation, elongation) • Describe nucleation