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Life begins when two gamets get fused (Fertilization )and produce a single diploid cell Zygote and then zygote divides to form body and to give rise many different cells.
So answer will be :--
"Life begins as a single cell but turns into body of different types."
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Melanoma :---
*A kind of cancer.
* Melaning producing skin cells become cancerous.
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Mutation :-- Sudden change in nucleotide sequence of gene which causes change in particular trait. Can be beneficial or dangerous.
-->> Melanoma caused by change in CDKN2A Gene. And this gene makes cells cancerous after getting mutation.
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G1 phase :-- largest phase of the diagram given above.
*It's period of cell for growth.
*Cell enlarges it's size.
*Cell makes various proteins and enzymes to be used.
a) Check points moniters that whether cell has proper conditions to go ahead for further stages.
G1 checkpoint monitors Cell size , nutriton, and proteins level etc.
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S phase :--
* S=Synthetic phase
*DNA is about to replicate or going to be doubled here before going under meiosis or mitosis.
different types 1. Life begins as a single cell but turns into 2. What is melanoma?...
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