Question

What is interphase ? Explain the stages of interphase .

Answer 1

Interphase is the resting phase between successive mitotic divisions of a cell or between the first and second divisions of meiosis.

There are three phases in interphase:-
1. G1 phase - where there is synthesis of protiens needed for mitosis. But there is no replication of chromosomes.

2. S phase - where there is replication of DNA but the number of chromosomes remain the same.

3. G2 phase - where there is replication of cell organelles and is also the phase where the cell resumes the normal functions like cellular respiration etc.


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Answer 2

Answer:

✅non dividing metabolically activity prepratory prepared of growth period of a newly formed cell up to the beginning of its karyokinesis

the stage of interphase are :-

✅G1- phase:- G1 is the longest phases of interphase in this is and cell is metabolically active

✅s-phas:- synthesis of DNA take place and the chromosomes get duplicated .

✅G2-phase :- this is the shorter growth phases in which synthesis of DNA stop