![]() ![]() First a new nucleus of a cell attaches to the preexisting cells followed by the formation of the cytoplasm and lastly a cellular membrane forms around the cytoplasm-nucleus complex. In this hypothesis, new cellular material is not created from preexisting cells. ![]() One hypothesis of rapid tumor growth is that the creation of new cells uses old cells only as a scaffold to promote rapid growth similar to how crystal solids form. Rapid growth of cells is observed in tumors.
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