What is produced if a cell divides by mitosis but does not undergo cytokinesis?

When a cell divides by mitosis and does not undergo cytokinesis :  A parent cell containing the nucleus ( two ) of daughter cells will be produced

Cytokinesis is the process whereby cell cytoplasm of a parent cell while undergoing mitosis splits into two daughter cells. And  it starts from the nuclear division phase ( anaphase ) up to the telophase stage.

If Cytokinesis does not occur after mitosis, the parent cell will still contain the nucleus of the supposed daughter cells and if the cell fails to split up overtime the cell will die via apoptosis.

Hence we can conclude that when a cell divides by mitosis and does not undergo cytokinesis a parent cell containing two nucleus of daughter cells will be produced.

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If it does not undergo cytokinesis, it means that the cell membrane does not divide to give two daughter cells, hence the two nucleus of daughter cells remain in the parent cell. Over time, this may trigger checkpoint responses in the cell and if cytokinesis cannot be activated to divide the parent cell into two daughter cells, the cell will be killed via apoptosis.

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