The fate of<unk>  depends largely on the type of<unk> they originated from. A large percentage of<unk>  arising from normal<unk>  remain in interphase and never enter mitosis again.<unk>  that contain many mutations before they become<unk> are much more likely to proceed through subsequent rounds of mitosis. One study found that more than 50% of<unk>  never entered mitosis again while greater than 95% of cancer<unk>  were able to proceed through mitosis. Subsequent rounds of mitosis in<unk>  have much higher rates of errors in chromosomal disjunction making it much more likely for<unk>  to accumulate mutations.
Binucleated cells
Nucleated red blood cell
Pyknocytosis
Dyskaryosis
Hypersegmented neutrophil
Cowdry bodies
Small cleaved cells
Monochromacy