The sequence of events by which a cell duplicates its genome, cell constituents, and finally divides into two cells is termed as a cell cycle, and which of the following is not a part of this process?

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The sequence of events by which a cell duplicates its genome, cell constituents, and finally divides into two cells is termed as a cell cycle, and which of the following is not a part of this process? (A) G1 (B) G0 (C) S (D) M

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Sometimes cell exit from the cell cycle and enter an inactive stage called quiescent stage(Go). In this quiescent stage, cells get differentiated are metabolically active. From the quiescent stage, a cell can again enter into cell cycle.

Q. The sequence of events by which a cell duplicates its genome, cell constituents, and finally divides into two cells is termed as a cell cycle, and which of the following is not a part of this process?

G1

G0

S

M

Sometimes cell exit from the cell cycle and enter an inactive stage called quiescent stage(Go). In this quiescent stage, cells get differentiated are metabolically active. From the quiescent stage, a cell can again enter into cell cycle.