1) write the name of cell which do not divide after attaining fully differentiated state ? 2)explain the stage or phase of the cell cycle where you would find nerve cells. 3)why do chromosomes assume short and rod like forms during mitosis? 4) name the stage of meiosis when bivalents or HC separate from each other

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1) permanent cells 2) nerve cells are differentiated one 3) It is coiled structure to ensures proper segregation of the chromosomes during cell division 4)Diakinesis

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