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Biology, 06.05.2021 20:50 tvoalicea

If you were to damage the nerve cells in your spinal cord then you would not be able to heal due to nerve cells permanently staying in G0 (resting phase) without ever moving on to G1 (growth phase 1). What step of the cell cycle would researchers need to figure out how to get these types of cells to enter in order to start dividing again?

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