5. What is interphase? a. Phase that precedes any cell division, DNA duplication and formation of double chromosomes occur. The cell remains at r...
5. What is interphase?
a. Phase that precedes any cell division, DNA duplication and formation of double chromosomes occur. The cell remains at rest until some stimulus causes it to enter division.
b. Type of cell division in which a haploid (N) or diploid mother cell originates two daughter cells containing the same number of chromosomes as the mother cell, but does not alter the number of chromosomes of the mother cell. Mitosis is also called equational and symbolized by (E!)
c. None of the above.
a. Phase that precedes any cell division, DNA duplication and formation of double chromosomes occur. The cell remains at rest until some stimulus causes it to enter division.
b. Type of cell division in which a haploid (N) or diploid mother cell originates two daughter cells containing the same number of chromosomes as the mother cell, but does not alter the number of chromosomes of the mother cell. Mitosis is also called equational and symbolized by (E!)
c. None of the above.
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A resposta correta para a pergunta "O que é a interfase?" é a alternativa a: "Fase que precede qualquer divisão celular, ocorre a duplicação do DNA e a formação de cromossomos duplos. A célula permanece em repouso até que algum estímulo a faça entrar em divisão."
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