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04-10-2016
Biology

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Why don't cells just continue to grow larger as organisms grow larger?

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04-10-2016

The cells have a written code in the DNA that specifies the growth at certain stages of the organism but does not allow it to grow past its normal size other wise its called a tumor or cancer.

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