Because a neuron loses its centrioles,
A)it is rendered incapable of dividing.
B)it cannot grow as quickly as neurons that retain their centrioles.
C)it loses its normal ability to produce a myelin sheath.
D)it is probably located in the PNS.
E)All of the answers are correct.

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Centrioles play a key role in cell division. As neurons lose their centrioles during development, they become postmitotic, meaning they are no longer capable of dividing.

Because a Neuron Loses Its Centrioles