Neurons are not capable of dividing by mitosis after about 2 years of life. This lack of mitosis- cell division- is why

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Neurons Are Not Capable Of Dividing By Mitosis After About 2 Years Of Life This Lack Of Mitosis Cell Division Is Why 1 (51.05 KiB) Viewed 38 times

Neurons are not capable of dividing by mitosis after about 2 years of life. This lack of mitosis- cell division- is why injuries to the nervous system- brain, spinal cord, or nerves- can cause lifelong loss of function. 3. What cell organelle is missing in neurons after 2 years of life that prevents them from dividing by mitosis? Type answer as 1 word using lowercase letters. (1 point) Students often encounter toxins when working in the lab. These toxins can be absorbed through the skin. The cells of the liver are very effective at breaking down these toxins so they will not damage the body. 4. What cell organelle would be in high abundance in these liver cells to allow effective breakdown of toxins? Type answer as 1 word using lowercase letters. (1 point)