Multinucleated cells may result from a defect in:
A)myosin V.
B)myosin I.
C)stress fiber formation.
D)myosin II.

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Multinucleated cells can occur due to a defect in myosin II, which is necessary for proper cytokinesis during cell division. In the absence of functional myosin II, cells may undergo incomplete cytokinesis, resulting in the fusion of daughter cells and the formation of multinucleated cells.

Multinucleated Cells May Result from a Defect In