Why do neurons and some other specialised cells divide infrequently? A) They no longer have active nuclei. B) They have entered into G₀. C) They can no longer degrade cyclins. D) They no longer produce MPF.

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Neurons and other specialized cells have exited the cell cycle and entered into G0, which is a non-dividing state. This allows the cells to focus on their specialized functions rather than undergoing frequent cell division.

Why Do Neurons and Some Other Specialised Cells Divide Infrequently