(brain cells) because they can no longer undergoing mitosis
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Mitosis is a form of asexual reproduction. Its purpose is to create identical cells. ... Interphase - Most cells are in interphase. Some cells never divide and spend their entire lives in this phase. During interphase, cells can grow, make proteins, and undergo other life processes. If the cell is going to divide,
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www.members.shaw.ca/cjohnston/mitosis.html
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Brain cells ands nerve cells, once developed, do not grow and divide.
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For example, the cells that line the human gut generally undergoing a cell cycle about every twenty-four hours. ... The two cells formed following mitosis, ... During late prophase, or prometaphase (the transition from prophase to metaphase), the nuclear membrane and also the nucleolus dissolve and are no longer visible.
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www.karlloren.com/biopsy/p66.htm
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2. Types of cellular organisms ... 1) mitosis is the process of producing two identical daughter cells from a precursor cell for the replacement of somatic (general body) cells ... 2) some cells are no longer capable of undergoing mitosis and are referred to as post-mitotic cells, examples include neurons...
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www.ic.arizona.edu/~bio182/protistaandsimplemetazoa_lab...
www.ic.arizona.edu/~bio182/protistaandsimplemetazoa_lab5.htm
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They zero in on a few particular types of cells in the body and move in. The human immunodeficiency virus ... With fewer and fewer "leaders" to rely on for warnings, the "soldier" cells become powerless. They can no longer recognize and fight off common organisms that would not present a problem to a healthy immune system.
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www.thebody.com/content/art12757.html
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There are many different types of cells in the body which serve many different functions. ... Cells divide once in mitosis. ... The parent cell no longer exists. It has divided into two. The cytoplasm and the organelles that were in the parent cell have been divided approximately in half into the two daughter cells.
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www.biologylessons.sdsu.edu/ta/classes/lab8/TG.html
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VBS Home page,VBS Course Navigator, Cell Reproduction/Life cycles, Mitosis, ... During very early prophase a big tip that the cell is no longer in interphase is that the nucleoli have disappeared and the nuclear material appears grainy. ... For example, the nerve cells in your body typically do not divide after birth.
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staff.jccc.net/PDECELL/celldivision/mitosis1.html
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What Two Types Of Body Cells Stop Undergoing Mitosis After A Child Is Born? ... What Types Of Cells In Your Body Are No Longer Undergoing Mitosis? ... Why Are Skin Cells Undergoing Mitosis Continuously?
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