Osteocytes are special somatic cells that live inside the calcified matrix of bones and repair damaged bone tissue. If an osteocyte spends most of its life in the G1 phase of interphase without ever progressing to the S phase, what can we conclude about its life? A. It spends most of its life synthesizing DNA.
B. It spends most of its life carrying out non-reproductive functions.
C. It reproduces frequently through the process of binary fission.
D. It spends most of its life dividing through the process of cytokinesis.