Can cells leave g0? A. Yes B. Very rarely, but yes when there is a injury on a certain cell C. No please help I need the help:)

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Can cells leave g0?

A. Yes
B. Very rarely, but yes when there is a injury on a certain cell
C. No

please help I need the help:)

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C no that’s the answer have a good day

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