Answer:
In unicellular
organisms, the type of cell division is known as amitosis in which somatic cell
is divided into two parts directly. In multi cellular organisms occurs which is
an indirect process.
Both cell division
in unicellular and multi cellular organisms undergo mitosis have differences as
below
Cell Division in Unicellular
Organism (Amitosis)
Cell Division in Multi cellular
Organism (Mitosis)
It is direct division of
cellular and nuclear content. Without the formation of chromosomes. Different
phases of cell divisions are not seen.
Stage 1
Specialised proteins speed up
change
Stage 2 Nucluus divides.
Stage 3
Cytoplasm divides having each
of the two nuclei
Division of acellular
organism by amitosis
Nucleus and cellular content
do not divide directly and involves formation of chromosomes.
It involves different phases
of ceil division. Parent cell Prophase Metaphase
Two daughter cells
Anaphase
Division of cell in multi
cellular organism by mitosis
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