Embeded Suggestion

Created at 2:44 p.m. Jul, 19, 2026

Author: enirenberg

Created at 2:44 p.m. on July 19, 2026

Type of change: Updated content

Rationale for change

Erythrocytes are terminally differentiated and do not divide but they are not canonically considered to be senescent cells because they are enucleated. The process of erythrocyte senescence is distinct from the state of cellular senescence.

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Cell Types	Characteristics	Examples
Permanent cells	Remain in G₀ phase Regenerate via cell differentiation from stem cells	Neurons Cardiac muscle cells
Quiescent stable cells	Can enter G₁ phase from G₀ phase when stimulated	Hepatocytes Lymphocytes
Labile cells	Rapidly dividing cells Short G₁ phase & never enter G₀ phase Fast cell turnover, makes them vulnerable to chemotherapy	Epithelial cells in mucous membranes, skin Hematopoietic tissue

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