Question
Name the two basic phases of cell cycle and differentiate between the two.
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Answer
The two basic phases of cell cycle are:
- Interphase and
- M-phase (mitosis phase)
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Interphase
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M-Phase
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It is the phase between two successive M (mitosis) division phases.
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It is the actual phase of cell division.
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It extends for a very long (5% of the cell cycle).
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It is completed in a short time (95% of the cell duration cycle).
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The chromosomes appear as chromatin material.
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Chromosomes are distinct rod-like structures.
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