The ³H-thymidine labeling method is especially useful in determining when particular cells in the nervous system emerge because A) only cells that are fully myelinated at the time of injection are radioactively labeled. B) only glial cells absorb the marker and are radioactively labeled. C) only cells that are fully mature at the time of injection are radioactively labeled. D) only cells that are undergoing cell division at the time of injection are radioactively labeled.

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The ³H-thymidine labeling method labels cells that are undergoing DNA synthesis, which occurs during cell division.

The 3H-Thymidine Labeling Method Is Especially Useful in Determining When

The ³H-Thymidine Labeling Method Is Especially Useful in Determining When