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Is this sloppy reporting or are these researchers actually confused about senescent cells often having two nuclei? One of the known cause of cellular senescence
by AstralStorm 7y ago
Is this sloppy reporting or are these researchers actually confused about senescent cells often having two nuclei? One of the known cause of cellular senescence is G-phase cell division cycle arrest, usually due to damage, which will result in a cell with two nuclei...
- debatem1 7y agoIs there a good place to learn about this that doesn't assume a deep bio background?
- telotortium 7y ago(No biology training here.) According to Wikipedia, it looks like G-phase is part of interphase. During interphase, the cell isn't actually in the process of dividing, right? Wouldn't it be more likely that a senescent cell would have two nuclei if there was an error during telophase, right before cytokinesis?