During Mitosis is it possible for the daughter cells to become genetically different from the parent...

During Mitosis is it possible for the daughter cells to become genetically different from the parent cell (ignoring mutations)? If so how?

If evolution is based upon there being genetic diversity between Generations, how does the lack of genetic differences existing between daughter cells created via mitosis impact the theory of evolution. (Answer this question again ignoring mutations)

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