Why are neurons amitotic?
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*Neurons or nerve cells, carries out the function of nervous system by conditing nerve impleses.
*they are highly specialised and amitotic.
*this means that if the neurons are destroyed, it cannot be replaced because neurons do not go through mitosis.
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Why are neurons amitotic?
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Neurons are amitotic in nature .
neurons are highly specialised cells which are also called as nerve cell
if any how neurons cell are destroyed they can't replaced .
The reason for this is mitosis Absent in neuron.
In the cycle of the neurons they can't go through the mitosis hence they are called. as amitotic .(which can't replaced )
neurons can last the life time they live throughout the Life.
Neurons can only die in the process of migration and differentiation of the neurons.
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