Question

What is interphase in a few words

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it is a phase tht has the absence of cell divsion

Answer 2

what are the steps?

Answer 3

there aren't steps but stages . there are three stages of inter phase is the G1 Phase , S Phase and the G2 Phase

Answer 4

During the G1 phase or the Gap 1 phase, the protein synthesis and the RNA synthesis within the cell resumes that was interrupted during the process of mitosis. Growth and young cell maturation occurs, which accomplish the physiological function

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he DNA synthesis place as the name suggests, S which stands for synthesis. Soon after the G1 phase, DNA checking and subsequent repair occurs during the variable pause phase before the transition of the cell cycle to the S phase.

Answer 6

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During the G2 phase, there is an increase in the synthesis of the RNA and the protein, which is followed by another round of proof reading and subsequent repair among the newly synthesized DNA sequences before the cell cycle transits to the mitotic cycle

Answer 8

@ZootedYoungin word2 is right

Answer 9

she is also right ^ :)

Answer 10

can you guys help with this

Answer 11

yes but why don't you at least attempt to do as there is a plethora of knowledge on this

Answer 12

The flvs lesson didnt tell me much

Answer 13

i'm home schooled and I've taken these course so as i said attempt

Answer 14

ok

Answer 15

if you really don't understand it i'll be glad to help so will @2yoututu11

Answer 16

yep yep

Answer 17

yeah i keep looking over the lesson the only thing they gave me was
Prophase—Chromatin (DNA) condenses into chromosomes. Each chromosome has two chromatids. The mitotic spindle appears, and the nuclear membrane breaks down.

Metaphase—The condensed chromosomes line up along the middle of the spindle.

Anaphase—The chromatids separate and move towards opposite ends of the cell, using the mitotic spindle for guidance.

Telophase—New nuclear membranes form around each set of chromatids, and the cell's plasma membrane starts to furrow. The chromatids uncondense back into chromatin.

Cytokinesis—The plasma membrane of the cell continues to furrow until two separate cells are created. These are called daughter cells.

Answer 18

can we start with this

Answer 19

tht looks right hold on i gotta get my book

Answer 20

there are three reasons why cells go under mitosis.
1. To repair and/or replace old or damaged cells.
2. During periods of cell and tissue growth
3. When the body needs exact replicas/copies of cells e.g. hair cells and blood cells.

Answer 21

Ok..

Answer 22

^^^ right again @word2

Answer 23

what do you think considering what i told you , would be the answer for number two?

Answer 24

hair cells and blood cells?

Answer 25

Somatic cells go through the process of mitosis.

Answer 26

yes too both

Answer 27

Ok

Answer 28

do i have a choice or no?

Answer 29

what exactly are you asking?

Answer 30

it said option 2

Answer 31

i think its saying answer one or the other

Answer 32

hmmm idk

Answer 33

most of the time i dont have an option

Answer 34

i mean why would they make me answer 6 questions instead of a chart

Answer 35

Maybe you should ask your teacher

Answer 36

sometimes for stuff like this people can answer better step by step
and others can answer it in whole

Answer 37

oh it is a project

Answer 38

what are they asking for that?

Answer 39

nvm "at the end of mitosis

Answer 40

and what would it be?

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2?

Answer 42

yep

Answer 43

ok

Answer 44

wait

Answer 45

it says how many daughter (or new)

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is it still 2?

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there is a total of four , but two new ones are produce each of the daugther cells will be like to original , so you are correct

Answer 48

then they'll each daughter cell will have 30 chromosomes. At the end of meiosis II, each cell would have half the original number of chromosomes, that is, 15 chromosomes. 2.

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^^^^ yep yep

Answer 50

Thanks so much

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i appreciate you guys taking time to help me

Answer 52

your welcome