What is direct cell division?

Cell division is a pre-requisite for the continuity of life and forms the basis of evolution to various life forms. read more

Cell division occurs in three ways: 1. Amitosis or Direct cell division. 2. Mitosis or Indirect cell division. 3. Meiosis or Reductional cell division. Amitosis or Direct cell division: Amitosis is a mode of division in which nucleus elongates, constricts in the middle and divides directly into two daughter nuclei. read more

1 an administrative subunit in a hospital, such as a division of medical nursing or a division of surgical nursing. 2 (in public health nursing) an area that encompasses several geographic districts. 3 the separation of something into two or more parts or sections, such as cell division. read more

Amitosis (Direct Cell Division): (GK. a = no, mitosis = thread, osis = state) Amitosis is a mode of division in which nucleus elongates, constricts in the middle and divides directly into two daughter nuclei. read more