If you are relly smart can you please explain this to me?There are some cells that can not go through Mitosis? - smart parts nerve
There are some cells that can not learn mitosis. In other words, a body can not make new ones when the cells die. Human nerve and muscle cells are examples. Explain how it could be a person who is damaged affects heart attack and part of his heart muscle?
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Smart Parts Nerve If You Are Relly Smart Can You Please Explain This To Me?There Are Some Cells That Can Not Go Through Mitosis?
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These are cells that can not be shared time, because then, as we have a single cell in our mothers a lot of nerve and muscle cells have? However, some cell types have (eg, nervous system) are the telomeres, a DNA sequence, or "junk" DNA at both ends of the stem (AAAATTTTTAAAATTTT. ...) After each mitotic division during the growth of organizational mechanism that copies the DNA of the strain these cells chops some basics of the telomeres. If not cut bases of the telomeres to the signal for the replication of cells that passed through all the departments who are always wrong.
Sends a nerve cell death in ischemia (common occurrence) technology showed that the "attitude" into the surrounding tissue, part of the work, treat them missed the dead nerves. Even if the behavior is traditionally a right brain, left brain, some might be hired to restore a lost function. Nerves were killed.
I'm not an expert in heart muscle though.
he wouldnt be able to regenerate the muscles so the heart does not pump b capable of so much blood?
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