Although terminally differentiated cells do not divide, the nuclei in these cells are still the site of what important function? O A carbohydrate synthesis O B. DNA synthesis C. mRNA synthesis D. protein synthesis

The terminated differentiated cells are those cells which have lost their ability to proliferate or divide further. The nuclei in these cells cannot divide due to inefficiency for cell division which triggers the DNA synthesis. The cells are specialized in a way that they can produce specialized proteins for performing a specific function in the body.

Although terminally differentiated cells do not divide, the nuclei in these cells are still the site of what important function? O A carbohydrate synthesis O B. DNA synthesis C. mRNA synthesis D. protein synthesis​

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Although terminally differentiated cells do not divide, the nuclei in these cells are still the site of what important function? O A carbohydrate synthesis O B. DNA synthesis C. mRNA synthesis D. protein synthesis