What is the term given to Hertwig's mitotic theory, and what is the explanation for this theory?
Kern plasm theory; according to this view, mitosis occurs as a result of a change in the Karyoplasmic Index.
Surface-volume Ratio idea; according to this idea, mitosis occurs as a result of an increase in the cell's surface area.
Chromosome hypothesis; according to this idea, mitosis occurs as a result of chromosome replication and separation.
Nuclear membrane theory; this theory states that mitosis occurs as a result of the nuclear membrane rupturing during cell division.
Hertwig's Kern plasm theory, which was developed to explain the occurrence of mitosis. Mitosis occurs as a result of a change in the Karyoplasmic Index, which is the ratio of nuclear material to cytoplasmic material in a cell. This disruption occurs when the volume of a cell exceeds a particular limit, resulting in insufficient control of the nucleus over the cytoplasm. The cell divides into two daughter cells by mitosis to recover control.
Option 1 is the correct answer.