How does interphase prepare a cell to divivde?

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The interphase prepares the cell to divide by enlarging the cell so that when it does divide, there will be space for the nucleus (if it applies to the cell) and the organelles. It will allow the cell to be able to function and later divide on its own. It replicates DNA so that the two future daughter cells will have an even number of chromosomes to remain the cell type that it's parent was.

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