The T stands for Thymus.
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Answer:
Growth of cell and replication of DNA.
Explanation:
The cell cycle has three stages, the interphase, mitosis, and the G0 phase.
Interphase is before mitosis, and it prepares the cell for its division. Interphase has three phases:
- G1, where the cell grows in size due to the growth of organelles and components, which the cell will need later.
- In the S phase, the cell synthesizes a copy of the DNA.
- The G2, where the cell keeps growing and producing organelles and other elements that will need for mitosis.
In conclusion, in the interphase, the cell grows and replicates its DNA.
A gamete is a haploid cell, a cell with only one pair of chromosomes. Say the skin cell of a human has 46 chromosomes (2 pairs), a gamete would have 23 chromosomes (1 pair) because gametes are sex cells. When a sex cell (Egg and sperm) come together, they together will create a dipole cell (46 chromosomes, 2 pairs).
