The cells which have the capacity to multiply through out their life_____________?

Correct answer: C. Labile cells

  • A. Stable cells
  • B. Permanent cells
  • C. Labile cells
  • D. None of the aboveAccess Clinical Journals

Explanation

Labile cells continuously enter the cell cycle and retain the ability to proliferate throughout life, as seen in surface epithelia and bone marrow. Stable cells divide mainly after stimulation, whereas permanent cells have little or no proliferative capacity.

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