postmitotic

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postmitotic

[pōst″mi-tot´ik]

occurring after or pertaining to the time following mitosis.

postmitotic

(pōst-mī-tot'ik),

Referring to cells (for example, neurons) that do not exhibit mitosis and cell division after fetal development is complete.

postmitotic

occurring after or pertaining to the time following mitosis.

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gap1 period

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Although malignant gliomas grow rapidly, more than 90% of the malignant cells in a GBM are in G0 phase, or resting (Salcman, 1990), so that only a small portion of cells are susceptible to cell cycle-specific agents.