What would happens To a cell and it's offspring if the cells did not go through a G1 phase during their cell cycle?

Answer 1

If cytokinesis did not occur in the cell cycle, the resulting product would be one cell with two nuclei and 2 sets of DNA and other organelles. What would most likely happen is the cell would under go Apoptosis, or programmed cell death.

Answer 2

The cell would not divide because there are checkpoints at the end of the g1 and g2 phases that make sure growth has occurred efficiently. If not the cell will go into a quiescent phase known as go where the cell doesn't continue to divide.

Answer 3

G1 is the primary growth phase during the cell cycle in which large amounts of protein synthesis occur as well as synthesis of new organelles. Therefore, if cells did not go through this phase, offspring would be smaller.

Answer 4

G1 is the growth phase that occurs before the S phase, where DNA is replicated and the cell is allowed to divide during later phases. If the parent cell does not go through the G1 phase, it cannot go through the remaining stages of the cell cycle and therefore does not give rise to daughter cells.

Answer 5

Cells that skip the G1 phase in the cell cycle would not have time to grow and synthesize the necessary components for cell division. This could lead to abnormal cell division, potential errors in the DNA replication, and ultimately result in dysfunctional offspring cells with genetic abnormalities.

Answer 6

If cytokinesis fails to occur , it may result in polyploidity and it may be induced by using Colchicine .

Answer 7

They would not grow to a mature size

Answer 8

they wouldn't replicate and reproduce