Where does mitosis happen in the body?
Mitosis occurs in the body's somatic (non-reproductive) cells to enable growth, repair, and replacement of cells.
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Your skin cells and bone marrow are mitosis hotspots, constantly regenerating to keep you in one piece!
From my experience, every time you get a cut, it's your skin cells undergoing mitosis to heal you up.
Basically everywhere! Well, all your body cells except for those making sperm or eggs.
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