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Biology, 16.01.2021 16:50 cascyrio2002

Scientists took some cells and grew them in a Petri dish with nutrients. After a while, the cells grew to form a thin layer and stopped when they came in contact with other cells. What does this tell you about cells and the cell cycle?

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