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Humans and other animals regulate cell growth and cell division. In humans which of these types of cells generally do NOT divide after they haVE DEVELOPED
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Humans and other animals regulate cell growth and cell division. In humans which of these types of cells generally do NOT divide after they haVE DEVELOPED
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Humans and other animals regulate cell growth and cell division. In humans which of these types of cells generally do NOT divide after they haVE DEVELOPED
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skin cells and muscles divide
Explanation: common sense cse we grow
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