They are permanent in that they do not divide. They are different from the others listed because those other 3 cell types are lifelong (i.e. If a cardiac muscle cell dies, it will never be replaced). RBCs live for about 120 days without dividing, then they die and are replaced by a RBC generated from a stem cell.
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