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Do wolverine'sWolverine's cells ever die?

Wolverine has a prodigious healing factor, but does this mean that none of his cells ever die?

A lot of human cells naturally die and are replaced, such as hair and skin. Not to mention red blood cells that are then absorbed by the spleen.

Do those cells that normally die off to be replaced ever die in wolverineWolverine?

Do wolverine's cells ever die?

Wolverine has a prodigious healing factor, but does this mean that none of his cells ever die?

A lot of human cells naturally die and are replaced, such as hair and skin. Not to mention red blood cells that are then absorbed by the spleen.

Do those cells that normally die off to be replaced ever die in wolverine?

Do Wolverine's cells ever die?

Wolverine has a prodigious healing factor, but does this mean that none of his cells ever die?

A lot of human cells naturally die and are replaced, such as hair and skin. Not to mention red blood cells that are then absorbed by the spleen.

Do those cells that normally die off to be replaced ever die in Wolverine?

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Do wolverine's cells ever die?

Wolverine has a prodigious healing factor, but does this mean that none of his cells ever die?

A lot of human cells naturally die and are replaced, such as hair and skin. Not to mention red blood cells that are then absorbed by the spleen.

Do those cells that normally die off to be replaced ever die in wolverine?