Interkinesis is a gap phase between meiosis-I and meiosis-II in which

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Interkinesis is a gap phase between meiosis-I and meiosis-II in which (A) DNA replication occurs (B) Chromosomes are elongated and form chromatin fibres (C) Centrioles pair replicate in animal cell (D) RNA and proteins are never synthesised

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During interkinesis, there is no replication of DNA. Chromosomes elongates but do not form chromatin fibres. In this phase, centriole pairs replicate in animal cells.

Q. Interkinesis is a gap phase between meiosis-I and meiosis-II in which

DNA replication occurs

Chromosomes are elongated and form chromatin fibres

Centrioles pair replicate in animal cell

RNA and proteins are never synthesised

During interkinesis, there is no replication of DNA. Chromosomes elongates but do not form chromatin fibres. In this phase, centriole pairs replicate in animal cells.