A stupid question - (Feb/12/2008 )
There is significant division of neurons in the central nervous system?
-rbl-
QUOTE (rbl @ Feb 12 2008, 07:31 AM)
There is significant division of neurons in the central nervous system?
what do you mean by division? Do you mean are they dividing?
Neurons are considered non-dividing cells. Ofcourse, people have shown neurogenesis but this is a very limited aspect and only in some regions of the brain.
-scolix-
Forgive me for my bad English! I am Brazilian.
Ok Thanks for the explanation!
-rbl-
QUOTE (rbl @ Feb 12 2008, 06:31 AM)
There is significant division of neurons in the central nervous system?
hippocampus is known for cell division/mitosis
-The Bearer-