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This makes them desirable for treating diseases affecting post-mitotic tissue like muscle, less so for, say, bone marrow.

In post-mitotic tissue cell therapy might be needed, but that hasn't so far been an issue in mice.

In particular, it seems that high levels of deuterated water inhibits formation of the mitotic spindle, thereby preventing cell division.

Analysis of the films revealed no differences in mitotic index, cell cycle, and migration between the flight and control cells.

In mitotic tissues they will be replaced in the same way as any cell is replaced when it dies, by replication.

It arose from cells banding together with their mitotic offspring against other groups of cells.

Current experimental evidence suggests that tumor-specific modulation frequencies regulate the expression of genes involved in migration and invasion and disrupt the mitotic spindle.

The researchers confirmed that the mitotic stopwatch was frequently defective in tumor samples.

Tubulin of course is part of the mitotic spindle which the posted article claims was discovered as the actual target upon which TH588 acts.

No significant cytologic atypia, necrosis, or increased mitotic activity is present.

Mechanistically, single-cell RNA sequencing analysis of CTCs reveals a marked upregulation of mitotic genes exclusively during the rest phase in both patients and mouse models, enabling metastasis proficiency.

Yet in each recipient, both the number and relative proportion of mouse GPCs fell as a function of time, concomitant with the mitotic expansion and spread of donor hGPCs.

Add: possibly no: "repair to DNA normally take place during DNA replication when cells are dividing, but post-mitotic cells do not divide.

>"In mitotic tissues they will be replaced in the same way as any cell is replaced when it dies, by replication." Replication from where though?

Since you mention "describing the look": mitotic rate and local staging (depth of invasion, lymphovascular invasion, perineurial invasion) matter far more than any DNA/type of cancer and this isn't changing at all nor will it ever change.

Technically, 99% of Down's cases aren't hereditary (it's a spontaneous mitotic change), so you don't "improve the gene pool" by excluding it; as far as we know, basically anybody can have a kid with Down's syndrome if the mitotic dice come up snake eyes.