At least some of the cells of a mammalian heart in the final phase of development would most likely be

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In the final phase of mammalian heart development, cells are likely to undergo apoptosis as part of the remodeling process and express cardiac-specific transcription factors to maintain their specialized functions. Rapid division and segmentation gene expression are characteristic of earlier developmental stages.

At Least Some of the Cells of a Mammalian Heart