There are many reasons why the cell cycle is an important process. One of the reasons is because of growth and development.
Answer:
-The light-dependent reactions
-The light-independent reactions, or Calvin Cycle.
The major purpose of the cell membrane is to regulate the types of substances that enter the cells and leave the cell, thus, it is a semi permeable structure.
The structure of the cell membrane help the cell in regulating the amount of the water inside the cell because, when the optimum amount of water is inside the cell, the membrane will not allow the pasage of water molecules into the cell again.
And in a situation, where the concentration of substance inside the cell is above the normal concentration, the cell membrane will allow the required amount of water to flow into the cell in order to reduce the concentration.
Also, the phospholipid bilayers that are found in the cell membrane help to regulate water homeostasis of the cell by using its hydrophobic tail to repel water molecules and thus keep them out or inside of the cells.
Answer:
Interkinesis
Explanation:
Meiosis i is the first cell division, where the parent cell divides into two cells. Each of these cells undergoes a second division in meiosis ii, to form a total of four daughter cells.
Between meiosis i and ii there is a rest period. This is called interkinesis. No DNA replication occurs in this stage (unlike in interphase). What does happen is that the nuclear envelopes temporarily reform between telophase I of meiosis I and prophase II of meiosis II Not all organisms have the interkinesis stage, some proceed directly to meiosis II after meiosis I
