What is the cell cycle for a nerve cell, red blood cell or muscle cell?

November 9th, 2009 · 1 Comment




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    • 1 Slimy // Nov 9, 2009

      nerve cell .. hmm they always retain the power to generate more cells
      red blood cells after maturation loose their nucleus
      muscle cells,they are of actin myosin and troponin they are just formed..

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