MadSci Network: Cell Biology
Query:

Subject: What types of human cells do not undergo cell division and why?

Date: Wed Jan 4 19:29:27 2006
Posted by Mike
Grade level: 10-12 School: North Middlesex Regional Highschool
City: Townsend State/Province: Massachusetts Country: U.S.A.
Area of science: Cell Biology
ID: 1136428167.Cb
Message:

I suppose im asking because my science teacher assigned this question which i 
simply can't find an answer to and i've been looking for about six hours. I 
read your policies but i don't consider this "doing my homework for me." 
However if you disagree a simple point in the right direction would be greatly 
appreciated, Im pretty sure brain cells are an example but i really have no 
clue why, so if you could help me out you have no idea how greatful i'd be.


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