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A general function of stem cells in the body.

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The cell cycle is also known as cell division which includes a series of changes in the cell. It leads to the division and replication of the DNA for the formation of daughter cells. The cell cycle consists of three stages:interphase, mitosis, and cytokinesis. The cell division is the reason for the development of the zygote into a fully grown individual with trillions of cells.

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