Four phases of cell cycle are

Question

Four phases of cell cycle are (A) G1 S G2 M (B) SG1G2M (C) G1G2SM (D) MG1G2S

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The cell cycle has two stages, a long non dividing interphase (I) and a short dividing mitotic phase (M).
I-phase is divisible into 3 phases.
(i) Post mitotic gap phase (G₁₎
(ii) Synthesis phase (S)
(iii) Premitotic gap phase (G₂₎
The sequence of their occurrence is G₁SG₂M

Q. Four phases of cell cycle are

G₁ S G₂ M

SG₁G₂M

G₁G₂SM

MG₁G₂S

G₁G₂MS

The cell cycle has two stages, a long non dividing interphase (I) and a short dividing mitotic phase (M).
I-phase is divisible into 3 phases.
(i) Post mitotic gap phase (G₁₎
(ii) Synthesis phase (S)
(iii) Premitotic gap phase (G₂₎
The sequence of their occurrence is G₁SG₂M

Q. Four phases of cell cycle are

G1 S G2 M

SG1G2M

G1G2SM

MG1G2S

G1G2MS

The cell cycle has two stages, a long non dividing interphase (I) and a short dividing mitotic phase (M). I-phase is divisible into 3 phases. (i) Post mitotic gap phase (G1) (ii) Synthesis phase (S) (iii) Premitotic gap phase (G2) The sequence of their occurrence is G1SG2M

G₁ S G₂ M

SG₁G₂M

G₁G₂SM

MG₁G₂S

G₁G₂MS

The cell cycle has two stages, a long non dividing interphase (I) and a short dividing mitotic phase (M).
I-phase is divisible into 3 phases.
(i) Post mitotic gap phase (G₁₎
(ii) Synthesis phase (S)
(iii) Premitotic gap phase (G₂₎
The sequence of their occurrence is G₁SG₂M