If each cell in our face were to undergo just one more cell division, we would be considered horribly malformed. If each cell in our arms underwent just one more round of cell division, we could tie our shoelaces without bending over. Our arms are generally the same size on both sides of the body. How is cell division so tightly regulated?
Dear Mian,
Cyclins are a peculiar breed of protein that impersonates a significant performance. Cyclins give some chemical signals by which one cell communicates with the other cells. The signals produced by cyclins (proteins) allow the cells to behave as switches. With this attribute, the cell comes to know, that when they have to divide or when not... Or, Another thing we can say is that The appearance of unnatural telomeres limits the division of cells further.
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