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In single-cell organisms, mitosis is the only form of cellular reproduction. One round of mitosis yields two genetically identical cells. In bacteria, this process results in an entirely new, independent organism. This is classified as asexual reproduction because it does not require sex for the creation of new organisms. In multi-cellular organisms, like ourselves, mitosis only occurs in somatic cells, which comprise all cells in an organism excluding germ cells.
Best Answer: Mitosis involes the replication of every other type of cell beyond a sex cell. One example of things going awry is when the checkpoint of motosis are passed prematurely or are shut off by various procancer mechanisms the cell will continually divide. Uncontrolled cellular growth characterizes cancer.