Why are immortal cell lines important for biological research? a. they have two nuclei, allowing them to divide faster than normal cells. b. they can replicate indefinitely and do not experience natural cell death. c. they grow larger than normal cells so that they can divide into multiple cells. d. they grow spontaneously rather than going through the process of mitosis.

Ans.

Immortal cell lines show a population of cells, derived from a normal cell of a multicellular organism that would generally not divide indefinitely, but due to genetic mutations, have evaded normal cell death or cellular senescence and become immortal.

These cells are important for biological research as they can replicate indefinitely and provide a continuous supply of desired materials, and they are easy to use and cost effective.

Thus, the correct answer is option b). they can replicate indefinitely and do not experience natural cell death.

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some choices are:

peanut butter

seeds

eggs

yogurt

meats

fish

so pretty much meat, dairy, nuts, and grains.