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Post Mitotic Tissues
Post
Mitotic tissues are tissues which have stopped dividing after adulthood has been
reached.
These tissue types are capable of only limited repair and regeneration.
Examples of post mitotic tissues are the brain (and spinal column), and muscles (such as skeletal
muscles and the heart).
See Also
Mitosis
Mitotic Tissues
Author: Andy Collinson.
Although I don't have any medical qualifications,
as a sufferer of Diabetes, Deafness and Tinnitus caused by the A3243G mtDNA defect,
I do have a very keen interest in the subject.
Date Page Updated:
25 April 2005
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