When are some of the important combinations active?

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Clarence Mayer

Biology

11 February, 20:11

When are some of the important combinations active?

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Cloe · Answer 1

Mitosis, interphase

Explanation:

Mitosis can be described as a process by which a cell replicates and makes two daughter cells. Every cell of the body other then the sex cells replicate by the process of mitosis.

Interphase can be described as a phase in which a cell make copies of its DNA in order for mitosis to begin. This phase has three stages:

G1 phase: The cells grows and produces more organelles and proteins.

G0 phase: This phase occurs when the cell does not have to carry out the process of mitosis.

S phase: the DNA is synthesized and other required machinery for mitosis is made.

G2 phase: The cell goes back to normal size.