Biology, asked by eshanraju123, 8 months ago

Cell cycle is 1. A series of changes that occur only in gamete forming cells 2. A process in which number of chromosomes reduced to half 3. A genetically controlled series of changes 4. Not observed in haploid cells

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Answered by kikibuji
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option 3 is right.......

Answered by smartbrainz
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The cell cycle is a genetically controlled series of changes that takes place in a cell

Option 3

Explanation:

  • the cell cycle includes the growth and the division of the cell. As a result of this the cell cycle includes different growth processes. In addition to this there are checkpoints which are genetically controlled and controls the division and the rate of division of the cell.
  • In addition to this there is the preparatory phase in which there is preparation of the cell division that takes place. Finally the cell and the nucleus division takes place

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