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20 September, 16:29

Briefly describe the five stages of the cell cycle

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    G₀=cell has stopped dividing G₁=cells increase in size and get ready for DNA synthesis. Synthesis = replication occurs G₂=cells continue to grow in size, and they get ready for mitosis and division. Mitosis=stop growing and divide into two daughter cells.
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