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Please help ASAP What is a 'fixed' cell in? I'm learning about the cell cycle of mitosis.
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What is a 'fixed' cell in? I'm learning about the cell cycle of mitosis.
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usually large, irregular, and branching phagocytic cell existing in certain tissues (as connective tissue), lymph nodes, or spleen but sometimes becoming amoeboid and moving through the tissues.
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