Name the three phases of interphase and describe an activity unique to each phase?

Answer 1

The three stages of interphase are Gap 1, Synthesis, and Gap 2. In both the gap stages, the cell grows in preparation; in Gap 1 it grows in preparation of Synthesis and protein synthesis occurs, and in Gap 2 it grows to prepare to divide in prophase. In the Synthesis phase, the DNA in the cell is copied so there are two sets of DNA in preparation of division.

Answer 2

The tree phases involved with interphase are:

1- G1; a phase of rapid growth, varying in length of time, in which virtually no activities related to cell division occur until the end, when the centrioles start to replicate in preparation for cell division.

2- S; a phase in which DNA is replicated; new histones are made and assembled in the chromatin.

3- G2; a brief phase during which enzymes and other proteins needed for division are synthesized and moved into their proper positions. By the end of this phase, centrioles replication is complete.

Answer 3

1. G1 phase: This phase involves cell growth and normal metabolic activities, preparing the cell for DNA replication.
2. S phase: DNA synthesis occurs during this phase, where the cell duplicates its DNA content in preparation for cell division.
3. G2 phase: The cell continues to grow and prepare for division, including the synthesis of proteins necessary for mitosis.

Answer 4

the three phases of interphase