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Differentiated cell arrests at which stage?

_{1}

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_{0}

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Solution

The correct option is C G $_{0}$
Go phase is the phase of cell quiescence when cell cycle is stopped before the middle of G $_{1}$ phase. The cells do not divide but remain metabolically active to function, e.g., nerve cells in animals. There is permanent activation or deactivation of some genes which leads to differentiation and specialization to perform a particular function only.

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