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The term 'somatic cell' is a generic name given to bodily cells with a full set of genetics, thus excluding germ (reproductive) cells, such as sperm cells. | The term 'somatic cell' is a generic name given to bodily cells with a full set of genetics, thus excluding germ (reproductive) cells, such as sperm cells. | ||
Somatic cells divide by Mitosis. | |||
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The term 'somatic cell' is a generic name given to bodily cells with a full set of genetics, thus excluding germ (reproductive) cells, such as sperm cells.
Somatic cells divide by Mitosis.