Midplane

it doesn't always occur like that. In plants it is generally asimetric, to set up the poles. If it occurs in the cell's midplane it is to make sure that both daughter cells end up having the same size and get the same cytoplasmic determinats(generally! because 2 daughter cells can ...

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Why do you suppose that cytokinesis generally occurs in the cell's midplane?

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I can think that physically, the midplane is the most vulnurable part for cytokinesis due to both right and left mass polarity...But, as like always, excecptions always occur in this kind of situation.. :lol:

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Please I know what is cytokinesis. I want to know why cytokinesis occur at the midplane and what would occur if after mitosis but cytokinesis doesn't occur. Does the cell will die if cytokinesis doesn't happen?

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Please help me to solve these questions. Thanks Why do you suppose cytokinesis generally occurs in the cell's midplane? What would happen if a cell underwent mitosis but not cytokinesis?

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