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An organ’s parenchymal cells are labile. If the organ is damaged, will it be as good as new once it heals?

An organ’s parenchymal cells are labile. If the organ is damaged, will it be as good as new once it heals?
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An organ’s parenchymal cells are labile. If the organ is damaged, will it be as good as new once it heals?

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yes, An organ’s parenchymal cells are labile. If the organ is damaged, will it be as good as new once it heals. It will be the same 
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