Biology, asked by vaaroojapatima, 1 year ago

Why do nerve cells lose centromere after maturing?

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Answered by MVB

In nerve cells as they mature they enter the non-dividing state where it loses the ability to divide and loses its centromere as it is no longer needed.

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