6. Chapter 3: Short Answer #15

#15:
Thesis: The organ can be permanently damaged if the cells are amitotic because the cells cannot repair themselves since amitotic is a condition where the cells don't divide resulting in the organs not being able to replace any of its cells.

Evidence: Cells are unable to undergo mitosis resulting to the cells lost not being able to be replaced by division. So when the organ is damaged, there is no cell division to replace and repair it.

So What: The organ unable to heal is dangerous and can lead to very harmful matter which I think is very scary. An example of this condition would be a nerve cell, the person would become paralyzed if it cannot be healed.