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post·mi·tot·ic (pōst″mi-totґik) 1. pertaining to the time following or occurring after mitosis in normally dividing cells. See G1 phase, under phase. 2. pertaining to cells that stop dividing after reaching maturity, as cells of the mammalian heart or central nervous system. See G0 phase, under phase.Medical dictionary. 2011.
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