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How many times does a cell divide during meiosis?
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Which process halves a cell's chromosome number?
Answer: Meiosis
Why: Sperm and egg each bring 23 chromosomes, so fertilization restores the usual 46 instead of doubling it every generation.
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Which part of a human cell breaks down in mitosis, then reforms?
Answer: Nuclear envelope
Why: Yeasts and many other fungi skip this step: they keep the envelope whole and build the spindle inside the nucleus.
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What is the longest a human egg can stay paused in meiosis?
Answer: About 50 years
Why: Even at ovulation the egg stops again midway through its second division and finishes it only if a sperm gets in.
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What organ almost never develops its own cancer?
Answer: Heart
Why: Adult heart muscle cells rarely divide, leaving cancer far fewer chances to start than in fast-renewing tissues like the colon.
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In which stage does a cell copy its DNA?
Answer: S phase
Why: A human cell begins copying its DNA at about 30,000 separate starting points during this phase.
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What does meiosis make in mosses and ferns?
Answer: Spores
Why: Each spore grows into a separate small plant generation, which later makes eggs and sperm by mitosis rather than meiosis.