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I. Introductory Concept
In this module, you will learn the importance of cell division for growth, repair, and
reproduction of eukaryotic organisms. During mitosis, the resulting two new daughter
cells have the same type and number of genes as the original parent cell, thereby
preserving and maintaining the stability of genetic material of a particular population.
But in more complex organisms, meiotic division produces gametes that process half
of the genetic information. During fertilization, these gametes unite allowing genes
from each parent to combine which results to differences in the DNA composition or
genotypes resulting to genetic variability of offspring.
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