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Brain Regeneration: Key Nutrients Support The Growth Of Brain Cell Neurites And Dendrites
There are two basic cell populations in the human body—the dividing (or mitotic) cell populations and the non-dividing (or post-mitotic) cell types. Brain cells, or neurons , for a long time were considered non-dividing post-mitotic cells that formed during embryogenesis and never replaced themselves. We now know that brain cells can, under certain conditions, replace themselves and regrow their neural communications networks. What is especially true is that neurites an
March 3, 2008