Do the rates of cell division differ in different organs and tissues of the human body?

The cells that form human organs and tissues divide and regenerate at different rates. The cells that form the digestive system divide and repair very quickly as they come into contact with strong acids and digestive enzymes. Thanks to fast division, we do not digest our own stomach. Nerve cells divide very slowly. They say that nerve cells do not regenerate, but in reality they are not. They, like any cells, are regenerated, but they do it much slower than others.