Mitosis and cell differentiation

Mitosis is the process a cell uses to divide into two identical copies of itself, which is how a multicellular organism grows and replaces damaged or worn-out cells. As an organism develops, many of its cells also differentiate, becoming specialized for a particular job, like a muscle cell or a skin cell, even though they all started out with the exact same DNA.

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