If cells are constantly splitting, why aren't they getting smaller too? half of a muffin is not as big as a whole muffin. when you split something it's going to be smaller than the original whole. so why aren't cells atom sized if they're constantly splitting?

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Acertain species of fish can have either long or short fins. the allele for long fins is dominant over the allele for short fins. a heterozygous, long-finned fish is crossed with a homozygous, short-finned fish. of the offspring, will have long fins and be , and will have short fins and be .

Glycogen is an energy-storage molecule in humans. a hormone that is called insulin controls the storage of glycogen in the liver. insulin is made up of amino acids.